The pragmatic theory of truth as developed by Peirce, James, and DeweyGeyer, Denton Loring
Philosophy
The pragmatic theory of truth as developed by Peirce, James, and Dewey
Geyer, Denton Loring
Dewey, John, 1859-1952; James, William, 1842-1910; Peirce, Charles S. (Charles Sanders), 1839-1914; Pragmatism
1908. Some amazing mazes. Monist 18:227, 416, 19:36.
A neglected argument for the reality of God. Hib. Jour. 7:90.
1910. On non-Aristotelian logic. Monist 20:158.
THE WORKS OF WILLIAM JAMES
A "List of the Published Writings of William James" will be found in
the Psychological Review for March 1911, v. 18, p. 157.
THE WORKS OF JOHN DEWEY
_On Logic and Metaphysics:_
1882. The metaphysical assumptions of materialism. Jour. Spec.
Phil. 16:208.
The pantheism of Spinoza. Jour. Spec. Phil. 16:249.
1883. Knowledge and the relativity of feeling. Jour. Spec. Phil. 17:56.
1884. Kant and philosophic method. Jour. Spec. Phil. 18:162.
1886. The psychological standpoint. Mind 11:1.
Psychology as philosophic method. Mind 11:153.
1887. "Illusory psychology." Mind 12:83.
Knowledge as idealization. Mind 12:382.
1888. Leibniz's New Essays Concerning Human Understanding.
1890. On some current conceptions of the term 'self'. Mind 15:58.
1891. The present position of logical theory. Monist 2:1.
1892. The superstition of necessity. Monist 3:362.
1894. The ego as cause. Phil. Rev. 3:337.
1895. Interest as Related To Will.
1900. Some stages of logical thought. Phil. Rev. 9:465.
1903. Logical Conditions of a Scientific Treatment of Morality.
(And others) Studies in Logical Theory.
1904. Notes upon logical topics.
I--A classification of contemporary tendencies. Jour. Phil. 1:57.
II--The meaning of the term idea. Jour. Phil. 1:175.
1905. Immediate empiricism. Jour. Phil. 2:597.
The knowledge experience and its relationships. Jour. Phil. 2:652.
The knowledge experience again. Jour. Phil. 2:707.
The postulate of immediate empiricism. Jour. Phil. 2:393.
The realism of pragmatism. Jour. Phil. 2:324.
1906. Reality as experience. Jour. Phil. 3:253.
The terms 'conscious' and 'consciousness'. Jour. Phil. 3:39.
Beliefs and realities. Phil. Rev. 15:113.
Experience and objective idealism. Phil. Rev. 15:465.
The experimental theory of knowledge. Mind 15:293.
1907. The control of ideas by facts. Jour. Phil. 4:197, 253, 309.
Pure experience and reality: a disclaimer. Phil. Rev. 16:419.
Reality and the criterion for truth of ideas. Mind 15:317.
1908. What does pragmatism mean by practical? Jour. Phil. 5:85.
Logical character of ideas. Jour. Phil. 5:375.
1909. Objects, data, and existence: Reply to Professor McGilvary.
Jour. Phil. 6:13.
Dilemma of the intellectualistic theory of truth. Jour. Phil. 6:433.
Darwin's influence on philosophy. Pop. Sci. Mo. 75:90.
1910. Some implications of anti-intellectualism. Jour. Phil. 7:477.
Short cuts to realism examined. Jour. Phil. 7:553.
Valid knowledge and the subjectivity of experience. Jour.
Phil. 7:169.
Science as subject-matter and as method. Science n. s. 31:121.
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