Fragments in philosophy and science
"The volume is made up of papers selected from a larger number scattered during fifteen years in various journals. The philosophical presupposition of a view which joins the words "Philosophy" and "Science" is, to my thinking, at once an Idealism and also a Naturalism. No ph...
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London :
John C. Nimmo,
1903.
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Table of Contents:
- 1. Philosophy: its relation to life and education.
- 2. The ideslism of Spinoza.
- 3. Recent discussion in materialism.
- 4. Professor Watson on reality and time.
- 5. The cosmic and the moral.
- 6. Psychology past and present.
- 7. The postulates of physiological psychology.
- 8. The origin of volition in childhood.
- 9. Imitation: a chapter in the natural history of consciousness.
- 10. The origin of emotional expression.
- 11. The perception of external reality.
- 12. Feeling, belief, and judgment.
- 13. Memory for square size.
- 14. The effect of size-contrast upon judgments of position in the retinal field.
- 15. An optical illusion.
- 16. New questions in mental chronometry.
- 17. Types of reaction.
- 18. The "type-theory" of reaction.
- 19. The psychology of religion.
- 20. Shorter philosophical papers.
- 21. Shorter literary papers.