Some problems of philosophy
Subtitle: a beginning of an introduction to philosophy
By: by William James.
Contributors: Kallen, Horace Meyer, 1882-1974.
Publisher: Longmans, Green, and co.
Published: 1911
Place of publication: New York [etc.]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 236
Subjects: Philosophy
Notes: Incomplete at the author's death.  Dr. H. M. Kallen has largely prepared the book for the press.  cf. Prefatory note, signed Henry James, jr.
Table of contents: label: Chapter I
title: Philosophy and its Critics
pagenum: 3; label: Chapter II
title: The Problems of Metaphysics
pagenum: 29; label: Chapter III
title: The Problem of Being
pagenum: 38; label: Chapter IV
title: Percept and Concept — The Import of Concepts
pagenum: 47; label: Chapter V
title: Percept and Concept — The Abuse of Concepts
pagenum: 75; label: Chapter VI
title: Percept and Concept — Some Corollaries
pagenum: 98; label: Chapter VII
title: The One and the Many
pagenum: 113; label: Chapter VIII
title: The One and the Many (continued) — Values and Defects
pagenum: 135; label: Chapter IX
title: The Problem of Novelty
pagenum: 147; label: Chapter X
title: Novelty and the Infinite — The Conceptual View
pagenum: 154; label: Chapter XI
title: Novelty and the Infinite — The Perceptual View
pagenum: 166; label: Chapter XII
title: Novelty and Causation — The Conceptual View
pagenum: 189; label: Chapter XIII
title: Novelty and Causation — The Perceptual View
pagenum: 208; title: APPENDIX; title: Faith and the Right to Believe
pagenum: 221; title: INDEX
pagenum: 233