Philosophical essays in honor of James Edwin Creighton
By: by former students in the Sage School of philosophy of Cornell university, in commemoration of twenty-five years' service as teacher and scholar.
Contributors: Sabine, George Holland,
Publisher: The Macmillan company
Published: 1917
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 380
Subjects: Creighton, James Edwin, 1861-; Philosophy
Description: xii p., 1 l., 356 p. 25 cm
Table of contents: title: The confusion of categories in Spinoza's ethics, by E. Albee.; title: Hegel's criticism of Spinoza, by Katherine E. Gilbert.; title: Rationalism in Hume's philosophy, by G. H. Sabine.; title: Freedom as an ethical postulate: Kant, by R. A. Tsanoff.; title: Mill and Comte, by Nann C. Barr.; title: The intellectualistic voluntarism of Alfred Fouill ee, by Alma T. Penney.; title: Hegelianism and the Vedanta, by E. L. Hinman.; title: Coherence as organization, by G. W. Cunningham.; title: Time and the logic of monistic idealism, by J. A. Leighton.; title: The datum, by W. B. Pillsbury.; title: The limits of the physical, by Grace A. de Laguna.; title: Is the dualism of mind and matter final? by H. W. Wright.; title: The revolt against dualism, by A. H. Jones.; title: Some comments on instrumentalism, by E. H. Hollands.; title: Pragmatism and the correspondence theory of truth, by Ellen B. Talbot.; title: Idea and action, by E. Jordan.; title: Some practical substitutes for thinking, by H. G. Townsend.; title: Selfhood, by E. C. Wilm.; title: Mental activity and conscious content, by