Studies in humanism.
Publisher: Macmillan and Co., limited; Macmillan
Published: 1907
Place of publication: London; New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 492
Subjects: Humanism
Notes: "Of the essays which compose this volume about half have appeared in various periodicals, Mind, The Hibbert Journal, The Quarterly Review, The Fortnightly Review, and The Journal of Philosophy, during the past three years."- Pref.
Table of contents: title: Preface; title: I. The definition of pragmatism and humanism; title: II. From Plato to Protagoras.; title: III. The relations of logic and psychology.; title: IV. Truth and Mr. Bradley.; title: V. The ambiguity of truth.; title: VI. The nature of truth.; title: VII. The making of truth.; title: VIII. Absolute truth and absolute reality.; title: XI. Empiricism and the absolute.; title: X. Is absolute idealism solipsistic? XI. Absolutism and the dissociation of personality.; title: XII. Absolutism and religion.; title: XIII. The papyri of Philonous, I-II.; title: XIV. I. Protogoras the humanist.; title: XV. II A dialogue concerning gods and priests.; title: XVI. Faith, reason, and religion.; title: XVII. The progress of psychical research.; title: XVIII. Freedom.; title: XIX. The making of reality.; title: XX. Dreams and idealism.; title: Index.