One lecture contained in this work is entitled "The Present Dilemma in Philosophy", in which the author distinguishes between the "tender minded" and "tough minded" in temperament.
One lecture contained in this work is entitled "The Present Dilemma in Philosophy", in which the author distinguishes between the "tender minded" and "tough minded" in temperament. Another lecture in this work questions whether a man goes around a squirrel on a tree trunk if the squirrel keeps moving on the tree so that the trunk is always between himself and the squirrel. Subtitled A New Name for Some Old Ways of Thinking, for 10 points identify this collection of lectures William James delivered at the Lowell Institute and Columbia University that shares its name with the philosophical school he helped John Dewey and Charles Sanders Pierce found.
One lecture contained in this work is entitled "The Present Dilemma in Philosophy", in which the author distinguishes between the "tender minded" and "tough minded" in temperament.
{Pragmatism}