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050 00 $aQP443$b.M14
100 1 $aMach, Ernst,$d1838-1916.
245 10 $aSpace and geometry in the light of physiological, psychological and physical inquiry,$cby Dr. Ernst Mach ... from the German by Thomas J. McCormack ...
260 $aChicago,$bThe Open Court Publishing Company; [etc., etc.]$c1906.
300 $a3 p. l., 5-148 p.$bdiagrs.$c21 cm.
500 $a"The three essays constituting the present volume were written originally for the Monist, and appeared in that magazine in the issues for April, 1901, July, 1902, and October, 1903. Last year they were incorporated in their orignal German in Professor Mach's latest published work, Erkenntniss und irrthum: skizzen zur psychologie der forschung (Leipzig, J. A. Barth)"--Pref. note.
505 0 $aI. On physiological, as distinguished from geometrical, space.--II. On the psychology and natural development of geometry.--III. Space and geometry from the point of view of physical inquiry.
650 0 $aSpace perception.
650 0 $aGeometry$xFoundations.
700 1 $aMcCormack, Thomas J.$q(Thomas Joseph),$d1865-1932,$etr.