Our human truths
By: by the late F. C. S. Schiller.
Publisher: Columbia university press
Published: 1939
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 371
Subjects: Philosophy.
Notes: Foreword signed: Louise S. Schiller.
Table of contents: title: Burning questions.; title: The humanistic view of life.; title: Must empiricism be limited?; title: Truth-seekers and sooth-sayers.; title: Must pragmatists disagree?; title: Humanisms and humanism.; title: Has philosophy any message for the world?; title: Must philosophy be dull?; title: Is idealism incurably ambiguous?; title: The ultra-Gothic Kant.; title: Goethe and the Faustian way of salvation.; title: Plato's Phaedo and the ancient hope of immortality.; title: Plato's Republic.; title: How far does science need determinism?; title: The relativity of metaphysics.; title: Ethics, casuistry, and life.; title: Prophecy and destiny.; title: The crumbling British empire.; title: Can democracy survive?; title: The possibility of a United States of Europe.; title: Ant-men or super-men?; title: Fascisms and dictatorships.; title: Humanist logic and theory of knowledge.; title: Multi-valued logics - and others.; title: Data, datives, and ablatives.; title: Are all men mortal?; title: How is "exactness" possible?