His classification of the sciences shows pretty clearly that he thought of them all as exact logical systematisations of fact arising out of each other in a synthetic order, each lower one containing the elements of a lucid explanation of those above itphysics explaining chemistry; chemistry, physiology; physiology, sociology; and so forth.

Then as to the maintenance of that coherency, interdependence, and systematisation of opinions and motives, which is said to make character organic, and is therefore so highly prized by some schools of thought.

And again 'self' is not the only possible centre for the systematisation of conduct.