Fugitive essays
By: by Josiah Royce; with an introduction by Dr. J. Loewenberg.
Contributors: Loewenberg, Jacob, ed.
Publisher: Harvard University Press
Published: 1920
Place of publication: Cambridge
Language: eng
Number of pages: 429
Table of contents: title: Editor's introduction.; title: Schiller's ethical studies.; title: Shelley and the revolution.; title: The nature of voluntary progress.; title: The practical significance of pessimism.; title: Pessimism and modern thought.; title: Tests of right and wrong.; title: On purpose in thought.; title: George Eliot as a religious teacher.; title: Natural rights and Spinoza's essay on liberty.; title: The decay of earnestness.; title: Doubting and working.; title: How beliefs are made.; title: A neglected study.; title: The problem of Paracelsus.; title: Pope Leo's philosophical movement and its relations to modern thought.