Essays in philosophy
Subtitle: by seventeen doctors of philosophy of the University of Chicago
By: edited by Thomas Vernor Smith ... and William Kelley Wright ...
Contributors: Smith, Thomas Vernor, 1890-1964.; Wright, William Kelley, 1877-
Publisher: Open court
Published: 1929
Place of publication: Chicago
Language: eng
Number of pages: 337
Subjects: Philosophy, American.
Notes: Published in honor of four members of the Department of philosophy of the University of Chicago, J.H. Tufts, G.H. Mead, A.W. Moore, and E.S. Ames, by their former students.  cf. Pref.
Table of contents: value: On art as expression, by Kate Gordon.-  Instrumentalism and ideals, by A.K. Rogers.-  Postulates and preconceptions of Ricardian economics, by W.C. Mitchell.-  The relation between morality and religion, by W.K. Wright.-  Meaning and reality, by J.F. Crawford.-  Buddhistic idealism in Wei shih er shihlwen, by C.H. Hamilton.-  Current trends in social psychology, by Ellsworth Faris.-  Prayer, auto-suggestion, and God, by J.R. Geiger.-  The measurement of psychological value, by L.L. Thurstone.-  A critique of pure science, by C.E. Ayres.-  Philosophical implications of organismic psychology, by T.R. Kantor.-  Monistic morality, by T.V. Smith.-  Aesthetic experience, by V.M. Ames.-  Relation of formal to instrumental logic, by C.W. Morris.-  Berkeley's behaviorism, by D.A. Piatt.-  The grand strategy of evolution, by John Wild.-  Reason in moral judgments, by C.M. Perry.