Entelechism -- The Life Of Aristotle -- The Philosophical Background -- The Development And Scope Of Entelechism -- Perception, Imagination, And Desire -- Intellect -- Entelechism In The Modern Debate -- Conclusion -- The Translation -- The Scope Of The Work -- Some Earlier Theories -- Comments On Earlier Views -- General Remarks -- Soul As Form -- The Psychic Hierarchy -- Methodological Remarks -- Sensation -- The Types Of Sense-object -- Sight -- Hearing -- Smell -- Taste -- Touch -- Perception As The Reception Of Form Without Matter -- General Problems Of Perception -- Imagination -- Intellect -- Intellect: Active And Passive -- Intellect: Simple And Complex -- Appendix To Sense And Mind -- Summary Of Account Of Sense-perception And Thought -- Motivation: The Division Of The Soul -- Motivation -- Appendix To Motivation -- Animal Survival -- The Teleological Context. Aristotle ; Translated, With An Introduction And Notes, By Hugh Lawson-tancred. Includes Bibliographical References (p. 252-[254]).