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A. Wenzl
Erich Becher: In Memoriam
Kurt Grelling
Realism and Logic:
An Investigation of Russell’s Metaphysics
Charles Hartshorne
Continuity, the Form of Forms,
in Charles Peirce
Robert P. Richardson
The Theory of Universals and the
Individualization of Attributes
Susanne K. Langer
A Set of Postulates for the
Logical Structure of Music
Norman C. Bradish
John Sergeant, a Forgotten Critic of
Descartes and Locke
Henry Margenau
The Problem of Physical Explanation
Felix S. Cohen
What is a Question?
W. Lutos?awski
A Theory of Matter
Marie Collins Swabey
Reason and Nature
Alban G. Widgery
Introductory to a Modern
Philosophy of Religion
Paul Weiss
The Nature of Systems
Durant Drake
Sensations and the Constancy Hypothesis
H. Steinhauer
A Concrete Interpretation of
Schopenhauer’s Notion of the Will
Gregory Vlastos
Whitehead, Critic of Abstractions:
Being the Story of a Philosopher Who Started
with Science and Ended with Metaphysics
Herman Hausheer
Plato’s Conception of the Future as
Opposed to Spengler’s
Rufus Suter
Necessity in the Philosophy of
Giordano Bruno
Marie Collins Swabey
The Universe and Universals
Alexander William Stern
The Role of Mathematics in
Modern Physical Theory
Kurt E. Rosinger
The Formalization of Implication
Paul Weiss
The Nature of Systems
Eugenio Rignano
Outlines of a System of Morality
Based on the Harmony of Life
H.W. Wright
Empirical Idealism in Outline
Henry N. Wieman
The Philosophy of Worship
George A. Wilson
The Search for the Concrete
Helen M. Smith
Sensible Appearances,
Sense-Data, and Sensations
Homer H. Dubs
The Psychophysical Problem?
A Neglected Solution
Robert P. Richardson
Relativity and Its Precursors
A.P. Uchenko
Aristotelian Logic and the
Logic of Classes
F.S.C. Northrop
A Reply, Emphasizing the
Existential Import of Propositions
L.P. Chambers
The Search for Certainty
Charles W. Morris
Neo-Pragmatism and the
Ways of Knowing
A.K. Majumdar
A Personalistic Conception of Nature
Paul Weiss
Relativity in Logic
Charles M. Attlee
Egoism
Joseph Ratner
The Foundations of Adler’s
Ethical Philosophy
Paul Crissman
Dewey’s Theory of the Moral Good
William F. Clarke
The Idea of God in a
Philosophy of Events
J.R. Kantor
Can Psychology Contribute to the
Study of Linguistics?
S. Frank
The Problem of Reality
G.A. Johnston
Sensations, Sense-Data,
Physical Objects and Reality
David R. Major
Man is Organic to Nature
Charles W. Morris
The Prediction Theory of Truth
A. Cornelius Benjamin
On the Formation of Constructs
George H. Langley
The Temporal and the Eternal
L.P. Chambers
The Dialectic of Religion
A.K. Sharma
The Relation Between
Buddhism and the Upanishads
John Dewey
Social as a Category
J.E. Turner
The Character of Reality
F.S.C. Northrop
An Internal Inconsistency in
Aristotelian Logic
Charner M. Perry
Language and Thought
Ovidia Hansing
The Doctrine of Recollection
in Plato’s Dialogues
Lyman V. Cady
Wang Yang Ming’s Doctrine
of Intuitive Knowledge
L.L. Bernard
The Development of Methods
in Sociology
F.S. Marvin
The Restoration of Science
Arthur E. Murphy
Alexander’s Metaphysic
of Space-Time, III
Arthur E. Christy
Emerson’s Debt to the Orient
Edward L. Schaub
Recent Interpretations of
Religion in America and Great Britain
Kurt Grelling
Philosophy of the Exact Sciences:
Its Present Status in Germany
A. Wenzl
Contemporary German Psychology
A.K. Wadia, Philosophy and Religion
Roy Wood Sellars, Current Realism in Great Britain and the United States
C.O. Weber, The Reality of Time and the Autonomy of History
W.A. Shimer, Evolution of Relativity
W.H. Johnston, Hegel and Freud
G. W. Coopland, Nicolas Oresme’s Livre De Divinacion
Siney Hook, The Metaphysics of the Instrument: Part Two
Arthur E. Murphy, Alexander’s Metaphysic of Space-Time (II)
Eugenio Rignano, The Finalism of Psychical Processes: Its Nature and Its Origin
Coriolano Alberini, Contemporary Philosophic Tendencies in South America, With Special Reference to Argentina
Sidney Hook, The Metaphysics of the Instrument: Part One
Arthur E. Murphy, Alexander’s Metaphysic of Space-Time (I)
G. E. G. Catlin, Is Politics a Branch of Ethics?
A. K. Sharma, The Psychological Basis of Autosuggestion
Olaf Stapledon, A Theory of the Unconscious
Maude Bodkin, Literary Criticism and the Study of the Unconscious
Eugenio Rignano, Report of the International Congress of Psychology at Groningen
L.L. Bernard, Hereditary and Environmental Factors in Human Behavior
I.W. Howerth, The First Principle of Social Evolution
A. E. Heath, The Notion of Intelligibility in Scientific Thought
E.T. Mitchell, Kantian Relativity
William Curtis Swabey, The System of Bradley
Charles E. Whitmore, The Autonomy of Esthetics
A.E. Freeman, The Nature of Coherence in Aesthetics
G.M.A. Grube, Plato’s Theory of Beauty
Oliver L. Reiser, A Spiritual Behaviorism
Marie Collins Swabey, Science and Subjectivity
S. Frank, Contemporary Russian Philosophy
Emmanuel Leroux, The Philosophy of Religion in French speaking Countries from 1914 to 1925
W.P. Blevin, The Theory of Sensa: An Aspect of Current Realism
Louis Arnaud Reid, The Appearance of Values
D. Luther Evans, The Religious Relevancy of Recent Realism
James Byrnie Shaw, Mathematical Reality
Arnold Dresden, Mathematics and Natural Science
Winthrop Parkhurst, W. J. Kingsland, Jr, Infinity and the Infinitesimal (concluded): Part III
Roy Wood Sellars, Realism and Evolutionary Naturalism: A Reply to Professor Hoernlé
R. F. Alfred Hoernlé, Realism and Evolutionary Naturalism: A Reply to Professor Sellars
C. Lloyd Morgan, Influence and Reference: A Biological Approach to Philosophical Problems
R. F. Alfred Hoernlé, Idealism and Evolutionary Naturalism
M. C. Otto, Instrumentalism
Harold R. Smart, Logical Theory
Wilbur M. Urban, Value Theory and Aesthetics
Henry W. Wright, Ethics and Social Philosophy
B. M. Laing, Hume and the Contemporary Theory of Instinct
A. A. Roback, Psychology as an American Science
Seymour Guy Martin, History of Philosophy
D. Parodi, General Philosophy
Andre Lalande, Logic and the Methodology of the Sciences: (Translated from the French by Gertrude C. Bussey)
Georges Guy-Grand, Principal Currents of Ethical Thought: (Translated from the French by Edward L. Schaub)
Maryse Choisy, Aesthetics
Paul Masson-Oursel, History of Philosophy: (Translated from the French by Germaine and Louis Landré)
Jean Piaget, Psychology: (Translated from the French by Marthe Sturm)
Georges Davy, Sociology: (Translated from the French by Frances Noble)
Ed. Claparede, Pedagogical Tendencies: (Translated from the French by Edward L. Schaub)
Eugene Osty, Metaphysics and Philosophy: (Translated from the French by Nina Winans)
Hartley Burr Alexander, In the Eyes of Youth
Harald Hoffding, Philosophy in the North in the Last Decade: Norway, Denmark, and Sweden
Arthur Liebert, Contemporary Metaphysics in Germany: (Translated from the German by Edward L. Schaub)
Paul F. Linke, The Present Status of Logic and Epistemology in Germany: (Translated from the German by Edward L. Schaub)
Albert Gorland, Concerning the Most Recent German Publications on the History of Philosophy and Its Methodology: (Translated by Hans Kurath and Edward L. Schaub)
Hans Driesch, The Present Status of the Philosophy of Nature in Germany
Max Dessoir, Aesthetics and the Philosophy of Art in Contemporary Germany: (Translated from the German by Edward L. Schaub)
S. Bovensiepen, Main Tendencies in Contemporary Legal and Political Philosophy in Germany: (Translated from the German by Edweard L. Schaub)
A. Cornelius Benjamin, To Exist or Not to Exist
H. H. Price, A Realist View of Illusion and Error
William Curtis Swabey, Philosophie der symbolischen Formen
James Ward, An Introduction to Philosophy
G. F. Stout, Ward As a Psychologist
W. R. Sorley, Ward’s Philosophy of Religion
Emmanuel Leroux, James Ward’s Doctrine of Experience
J. Laird, James Ward’s Account of the Ego
H. C. Dowdall, The Application of Ward’s Psychology to the Legal Problem of Corporate Entity
Sterling P. Lamprecht, James Ward’s Critique of Naturalism
J. E. Turner, The Ethical Implications of Ward’s Philosophy
James Ward, E. B. Titchener, W. S. Foster, A List of the Writings of James Ward: 1874-1925
Martin Schutze, Herder’s Psychology
J. E. Turner, Nature and Ultra-Nature
J. R. Haldane, Gravitation: A Simplified Theory of Relativity
J. Albert Haldi, Mechanism and Vitalism: A Criticism of Loeb’s “Regeneration”
Oliver L. Reiser, An Electromagnetic Theory of Matter, Life, and Mind
Winthrop Parkhurst, W. J. Kingsland, Jr, Infinity and the Infinitesimal: Part One
R.M. Wenley, Huxley in his Epoch
R.D. Carmichael, Meaning in the Case of Mathematical Postulates
Ezra B. Crooks, The Pragmatic Absolute
Susan Miles, Intuition and Beauty
William Christie MacLeod, The Original Nature of Man in Early Chinese Speculation
Ivor B. Hart, The Physical Science of Leonardo da Vinci: A Survey
C.F. Liu, The Vitality of Lao-Tze’s Philosophy
R.D. Carmichael, Carmichael’s Reply to Klyce
S. Klyce, Klyce’s Rebuttal
Edward L. Schaub, The Legacy of Kant
G.T.W. Patrick, The Need and Possibility of an Imperativistic Ethics
Martin Schütze, The Cultural Environment of the Philosophy of Kant
Joseph A. Leighton, Kant, the Seminal Thinker
Edward Scribner Ames, The Religion of Immanuel Kant
S.G. Martin, Kant as a Student of Natural Science
J.H. Farley, Kant’s Philosophy of Religion
E.L. Hinman, Kant’s Philosophy of Law
J.F. Crawford, Kant’s Doctrine Concerning Perpetual Peace
E.F. Carritt, The Sources and Effects in England of Kant’s Philosophy of Beauty
F.S.C. Northrop, Relativity and the Relation of Science to Philosophy
Joseph Needham, The Philosophical Basis of Biochemistry
B. M. Laing, The Contemporary Theory of Instinct
Maximilian Winter, Time and Hereditary Mechanics
Oliver L. Reiser, Fossils of the Mind
Harry Elmer Barnes, Dynamic Politics and the New History
G. Mittag-Leffler, Number: An Introduction to the Theory of Analytic Functions: (Continued)
Henry Lanz, The New Phenomenology
Louis Arnaud Reid, Reason and Freedom
A. J. Snow, Newton’s Objections to Descartes’s Astronomy
J. C. McKerrow, A New Natural Theology
O. Stapledon, The Problem of Universals
H. Wildon Carr, The Crucial Problem in Monadology
S. Klyce, Foundations of Mathematics
Alan D. Campbell, The Role of Sequences in Our Search for Truth
G. Mittag-Leffler, Number: An Introduction to the Theory of Analytic Functions
James Byrnie Shaw, Science and Mysticism
Raymond Lenoir, Systems of Aesthetics in France
Oliver L. Reiser, Creative Monism
Anders Karitz, Thomas Thorild: A Characterization
Raymond Holder Wheeler, Freedom vs. Determinism in Relation to the Dynamic vs. the Static
Marie Collins Swabey, Mr. G. E. Moore’s Discussion of Sense Data
Raymond Lenoir, Lamarck
Joseph Ratner, George Santayana: A Philosophy of Piety
Seba Eldridge, Imperfect Correlations Between the Physical and the Vital
F. Lincoln Hutchins, Human Nature
R. Petsch, The Sacred
J. Alexander Gunn, Ribot and His Contribution to Psychology
Harry Elmer Barnes, Theories of the Origin of the State in Classical Political Philosophy
R.D. Carmichael, The Structure of Exact Thought
J.M. Thorburn, Analytic Psychology and Religious Symbolism
W.B. Mahan, The Right and the Good in Theory and Practice
John J. Birch, A-Priorism and Empiricism
Oliver L. Reiser, Life as a Form of Chemical Behavior
Howard R. Moore, The Unity of Science; An Outline
R.D. Carmichael, Concerning the Postulational Treatment of Empirical Truth
Raymond Holder Wheeler, The Static and the Dynamic in the Logic of Science
Margaret Winfield Stewart, Our “Sex Complex” and What Produced It
Donald Cary Williams, The Principle of Alternation
F. Lincoln Hutchins, The Psychic Nature
A. J. Snow, Descartes’ Method and the Revival of Interest in Mathematics
William Benjamin Smith, Nuptials in High Life
Thomas Greenwood, The Significance of the Space-Time Continuum
J.E. Turner, The Problem of Freedom
James Byrnie Shaw, Cause, Purpose, Creativity
Julian S. Huxley, Biology and Sociology
Herbert Nichols, A Crisis in Science
William M. Dickie, “Form” and “Simple Nature” in Bacon’s Philosophy
M. C. Otto, Philosophy and the Synthesis of Knowledge
J. Laird, The Group Mind and the General Will
A. J. Snow, Spinoza’s Use of the “Euclidean Form” of Exposition
H. Bompas Smith, Plato and Modern Education
G. H. Turnbull, Fichte on Education
F. Lincoln Hutchins, The Psychic Nature: Parts 4-6
J. E. Turner, The Failure of Bergsonism
L. L. Bernard, A Criticism of the Psychoanalysts’ Theory of the Libido
L. G. Struthers, Rationalism and Religious Experience
Dorothea Waley Singer, A Generalized Basis of Faith
H. H. Williams, What Is an Antinomy?
W. McDougall, Mr. W. J. Perry on “Pugnacity”
J.E. Greaves, Some Interpretations of Life Phenomena and Their Practical Significance
Joshua C. Gregory, Memory, Forgetfulness, and Mistakes of Recognition in Waking and Dreaming
Harry Elmer Barnes, The Natural State of Man: (An Historical Resumé)
G. Elliott Smith, Freud’s Speculations in Ethnology
F. Lincoln Hutchins, The Psychic Nature
W. J. Perry, Pugnacity
A. E. Taylor, Doctor McTaggart on the Nature of Existence
Louis Arnaud Reid, Ethics, Morality, and Metaphysical Assumptions
H. E. Cunningham, Perception and Nature
C. E. M. Joad, A Criticism of Critical Realism
James Byrnie Shaw, The Spirit of Research
V. T. Thayer, A Comparison of the Ethical Philosophies of Spinoza and Hobbes
R. D. Carmichael, The Logic of Discovery
William Benjamin Smith, Sprengler’s Theory of the Historical Process
James Lindsay, The Philosophy of Possibility
T. V. Smith, Dewey’s Theory of Value
C. Delisle Burns, History and Philosophy
Norbert Wiener, The Relation of Space and Geometry to Experience: Lectures VII-VIII, Harvard University, Fall 1915
J. E. Turner, The Failure of Critical Realism
Ernst Cassirer, Einstein’s Theory of Relativity Considered from the Epistemological Standpoint: Sections VI-VII
C. O. Weber, The Psycho-Genesis of Space
James Lindsay, The Realism of Tongiorgi
Wesley Raymond Wells, The Fallacy of Exclusive Scientific Methodology
Fred Rothwell, Emile Boutroux
J. Alexander Gunn, The Philosophy of Emile Boutroux
Emile Boutroux, The Trend of Modern Thought: (Authorized translation by Fred Rothwell)
Milton Harrison, Mental Instability as a Factor in Progress
Norbert Weiner, The Relation of Space and Geometry to Experience: Lectures IV-VI, Harvard University, Fall 1915
Ernst Cassirer, Einstein’s Theory of Relativity Considered from the Epistemological Standpoint: Sections III-V
F. Raleigh Batt, Psychology and Law
F. A. Cavenagh, Samuel Butler and Education
Eugenio Rignano, A Liberal Socialistic Programme
Norbert Wiener, The Relation of Space and Geometry to Experience: Lectures I-III, Harvard University, Fall 1915
L. L. Bernard, Religion and Theology
Ernst Cassirer, Einstein’s Theory of Relativity Considered from the Epistemological Standpoint: Sections 1-2
George A. Barrow, Science and Self-Sacrifice
D. T. Praigg, Death (Poem)
B. H. Somerville, The Economics of Morality
William Benjamin Smith, Relativity and its Philosophical Implications: (Address delivered at the New Orleans meeting of the Southern Society of Psychology and Philosophy, Apr 1920)
James Lindsay, Leibniz on Truth and Being
George P. Conger, Evolution and Epitomization
J. M. Thorburn, Art and the Unconscious
Charles E. Whitmore, Cross Purposes in Aesthetic Theory
Maximilien Winter, The Principles of the Functional Calculus: (Authorized translation by Fred Rothwell)
M. Picard, The Production of Psychic States
Emile Boutroux, The Essence of Religion
Edmund Noble, Does “Evolution” Explain?
J.E. Turner, The General Nature of the Conditions Which Determine Development
J.E. Fries, “Relativity”: A Searchlight on Human Perception
Raphael Demos, Memory as Knowledge of the Past
Albert R. Chandler, The Aesthetic Categories
Joshua C. Gregory, Thought and Mental Image, Art and Imitation: A Parallel
Maximilien Winter, On the Logical Introduction to the Theory of Functions: (Authorized translation by Fred Rothwell)
A. A. Himwich, Man as a Mutant
John Laird, Mental Spaciousness
B. Muscio, Psychology as Behaviorism
J. E. Turner, The Elements of Croce’s Aesthetic – A Criticism
George Boas, Parmenides and Authority
R. W. Sellars, The Requirements of an Adequate Naturalism
Victor A. Endersby, Einsteinian Space and the Probable Nature of Being
Ralph M. Eaton, The Meaning of Chance
H. H. Williams, Reconstruction in Philosophy
Henry Bradford Smith, On Certain Supposed Fallacies of the Classical Logic
R. D. Carmichael, The Song of Fire
L.L. Bernard, Herbert Spencer’s Work in the Light of His Life
W. O. Brigstocke, Logical Fictions: Sections VI, VII, VIII, and IX
Sanford A. Moss, A Mechanic on the “Mechanism of the Brain”
C. Delisle Burns, A Defect in Current Political Philosophy
Wesley Raymond Wells, Natural Checks on Human Progress
R. M. Wenley, Nietzsche-Traffics and Discoveries
H. H. Williams, The Education of Henry Adams
Joshua C. Gregory, The Conception of Thought as a Cyclic Process
James Lindsay, The Logic and Metaphysics of Occam
W.O. Brigstocke, Logical Fictions: Sections IV and V
R.W. Sellars, Evolutionary Naturalism and the Mind-Body Problem
J.M. Thorburn, Mysticism and Art
Dorothy Wrinch, On the Theory of Probabilities
L.L. Bernard, The Function of Generalization
Gerald A. Katuin, What Is Essential in Teaching Philosophy?
R.W. Sellars, Space and Time
Raymond Lenoir, The Psychology of Ribot and Contemporary Thought
W.O. Brigstocke, Logical Fictions: Section III
S.N. Patten, Cosmic Processes
Albert J. Edmunds, The End of Mark in the Curetonian Syriac
W. Curtis Swabey, On Realism
L.L. Pimenoff, Freedom in the World-Soul
Philip E.B. Jourdain, Elliptic Orbits and the Growth of the Third Law with Newton
Philip E.B. Jourdain, Newton’s Theorems on the Attraction of Spheres
J. E. Turner, The Conservation of Values in the Universe
Roy Wood Sellars, The Status of the Categories
W.O. Brigstocke, Logical Fictions: Sections I and II
Margaret W. Landes, Richard Burthogge, His Life and His Place in the History of Philosophy
Emile Boutroux, The Characteristics of Modern Philosophy
M. Jourdain, Leonardo da Vinci: Born 1542, Died 1519)
Radoslav A. Tsanoff, Immortality and Monadistic Idealism
Richard C. Schiedt, Ernst Heinrich Haeckel. An Appreciation
Philip E. B. Jourdain, The Analytical Treatment of Newton’s Problems
Juul Dieserud, Space and the World in Space
Hans Friedenthal, The New Number of the Cosmic Sand: On the Extent of the Universe and the Limits of Space and Time
Tenney L. Davis, The Text of Alchemy and the Songe-Verd
S. N. Patten, An Analysis of Mental Defects
H. H. Williams, What Is a Relation?
S. N. Patten, Wish and Will. A Reply to Mr. Salter’s Letter
William M. Salter, Reflections on Professor Patten’s Views
Paul Haupt, The Crib of Christ