Essays philosophical and psychological
Subtitle: in honor of William James by his colleagues at Columbia University.
Contributors: Thorndike, Edward L. 1874-1949.
Publisher: Longmans
Published: 1908
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 610
Subjects: James, William, 1842-1910.; Kant, Immanuel, 1724-1804.; Philosophy -- Essays, Miscellaneous
Table of contents: title: The new realism - G.S. Fullerton; Does reality possess practical character? - John Dewey; A factor in the genesis of idealism - W.T. Bush; Consciousness, a form of energy - W.P. Montague; Perception and epistemology - F.J.E. Woodbridge; Substitutionalism - C.A. Strong; World-pictures - W.B. Pitkin; Naive realism; What is it? - D.S. Miller; Kant and the English Platonists - A.O. Lovejoy; A critique of Kant's ethics - Felix Adler; The abuse of abstraction in ethics - H.G. Lord; Purposive consistency, the outline of a classification of values - G.A. Tawney; The problem of method in mathematics and philosophy - H.C. Brown; Pragmatism in aesthetics - Kate Gordon; The consciousness of relation - R.S. Woodworth; On the variability of individual judgment - F.L. Wells; The validity of judgments of character - Naomi Norsworthy; Reactions and perceptions - J. McK. Cattell; A pragmatic substitute for free will - E.L. Thorndike.