< Mind (journal)
Volume XV (New Series)
Articles.
- Bosanquet, Bernard.—Contradiction and Reality pp. 1-12
- Bradley, F. H.—On Floating Ideas and the Imaginary pp. 445-472
- Dewey, John.—The Experimental Theory of Knowledge pp. 293-307
- Foston, Hubert.—The Constitution of Thought pp. 486-503
- Lovejoy. A. O.—Kant's Antithesis of Dogmatism and Criticism pp. 191-214
- MacColl, Hugh.—Symbolic Reasoning pp. 504-518
- Mackenzie, J. S.—The New Realism and the Old Idealism pp. 308-328
- Marshall, H. R.—Presentation and Representation pp. 53-80
- McDougall, William.—Physiological Factors of the Attention-Process (IV.) (conclusion) pp. 329-359
- Schiller, F. C. S.—The Ambiguity of Truth pp. 161-176
- Smith, Norman Kemp.—"Avenarius' Philosophy of Pure Experience" (I.) pp. 13-31.
- Smith, Norman Kemp.—"Avenarius' Philosophy of Pure Experience" (II.) pp. 149-160.
- Vailati, Giovanni.—A Study of Platonic Terminology pp. 473-485
- Watson, Foster.—The Freedom of the Teacher to Teach—Religion pp. 360-374
- Winch, W. H.—Psychology and Philosophy of Play (I.) pp. 32-52
- Winch, W. H.—Psychology and Philosophy of Play (II.) pp. 177-190
Discussions.
Critical Notices.
New Books.
Philosophical Periodicals.
Notes and Correspondence.
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