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CONTENTS.
Draghicesco, D.—Essai sur l'interprétation sociologique des phénomènes conscients | 231 | |
Drake, Durant.—Practical versus Literal Truth | 465 | |
Drake," Durant."—Where do Perceived Objects Exist? | 349 | |
Duprat, G.—Les "fondements du caractere" | 580 | |
Feingold, Gustave A.—The Psyche-physical Basis of Moral Conduct | 231 | |
Fischer, Julius.—Die Religion als Problem der Philosophie | 342 | |
Fite, Warner.—The Motive of Individualism in Religion | 124 | |
Garbe, Richard.—Buddhist Influence in the Gospels | 124 | |
Gault, Robert H.—On the Meaning of Social Psychology | 470 | |
Grasset, Dr.—Les sciences morales et sociales et la biologie humaine | 468 | |
Hardin, Edwin Dodge.—Nietzsche's Service to Christianity | 230 | |
Hartmann, H. G.—A Definition of Causation | 238 | |
Hartmann," H. G."—Are Realism and Relativity Incompatible? | 228 | |
Hartmann, N.—Logische und ontologische Wirklichkeit | 685 | |
Holt, Edwin B.—Response and Cognition. I and II | 681 | |
Ingenieros, José.—Las Ciencias Nuevas Y Las Leyes Viejas | 572 | |
Jones, Rufus M.—Mysticism in Present Day Religion | 472 | |
Joussain, A.—L'Originalité et L'Universalité dans L'Art | 465 | |
Ladd, George Trumbull.—A Defence of Idealism | 116 | |
de Laguna, Theodore.—The Logical-Analytic Method in Philosophy | 682 | |
de Laguna, Theodore.—The Postulates of Deductive Logic | 463 | |
Le Dantec, F.—La Conscience épiphenomène | 116 | |
Lisle, John.—The Justification of Punishment | 471 | |
Lloyd, Alfred H.—The Power Behind the Throne | 239 | |
Loeb, Jacques.—Mechanistic Science and Metaphysical Romance | 570 | |
MacDougall, Robert.—The Distribution of Consciousness and its Criteria | 122 | |
McTaggart, J. Ellis.—The Meaning of Causality | 679 | |
Mead, George H.—Natural Rights and the Theory of the Political Institution | 352 | |
Meredith, H. O.—Class Distinctions | 233 | |
Negri, Luigi.—L'evoluzione sociale secondo Guglielmo De Greef | 578 | |
Overstreet, Henry Allen.—The Changing Conception of Property | 234 | |
Overstreet, Henry Allen.—The Function and Scope of Social Philosophy | 126 |