Truth, as utility, 157; defining, 159-160; logical conception, 156-157; old and new, 33, 34; pragmatic conception, 156, 159; test of, nature of, 155, 166; why the modern conception is offensive, 157, 158 Unity, 108 Universal, 64 Universe, closed conception, 54 Utilitarianism, defects, 181; merit, 180; need of reconstruction, 183 Utility, 157 Valves, 15 Verification, 156 Virtues, 164 Vision, 21 War, 204 War, world, lesson, 129; nationalistic phase, 201; "real" and "ideal" in, 128 Wealth, 40, 42, 125 Wind, 11 Work, 181 Workingmen, 139 World, closed and open conceptions, 54, 60-61; modern conception as material for change, 114; nomenal and phenomenal, 23 TRANSCRIBER'S NOTES: Phrases in italics are indicated by _italics_. Typos corrected: (Chapter III) "Home Faber" to "Homo Faber" (Index entry) "Summum Conum" to "Summum Bonum" The text is in American-English but the Index seems to be done in British-English. Below are some words in the Index which are different from the text: INDEX TEXT ----- ---- dramatisation dramatization labour labor mediaeval medieval Generalisations Generalizations mechanisation mechanization (2 instances) organisation organization (2 instances) Rationalisation Rationalization nomenal noumenal (2 instances) End of Project Gutenberg's Reconstruction in Philosophy, by John Dewey