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Sellars, R. W.—Critical Realism: A Study of the Nature and Conditions of Knowledge 87
Washburn, Margaret Floy.—Movement and Mental Imagery: Outlines of a Motor Theory of the Complexer Mental Processes 92
Woodbridge, Frederick J. E.—The Purpose of History 556
Wright, Henry Wilkes.—Faith Justified by Progress 434
Wundt, Wilhelm.—Elements of Folk-Psychology. Outlines of a Psychological History of the Development of Mankind. (Authorized translation by Edward Leroy Schaub) 666
Notices of New Books.
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Dunham, J. H.—Freedom and Purpose. An Interpretation of the Psychology of Spinoza 102
Flaccus, L. W.—Artists and Thinkers 98
Flournoy, Th.—The Philosophy of William James 671
Höffding, H.—La Philosophie de Bergson, exposé et critique 100
Holt, Edwin B.—The Freudian Wish and Its Place in Ethics 672
Kostyleff, N.—La mécanisme cérébral de la pensée 441
Krakowski, Edouard.—Les sources médiévales de la philosophie de Locke 341
Lindsay, James.—A Philosophical System of Theistic Idealism 565
Locke, John.—Lettres inédites à ses amis Nicholas Thoynard, Philippe Van Limborch et Edward Clarke.
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Lovejoy, Arthur O.—On Some Conditions of Progress in Philosophical Inquiry 123
Perry, Ralph Barton.—Purpose as Tendency and Adaptation. 477
Pillsbury, W. B.—The New Development in Psychology in the Past Quarter Century 56
Proceedings of the Sixteenth Annual Meeting of the American Philosophical Association 190
Rogers, A. K.—The Nature of Certainty 585
Rogers, A. K.—The Nature of Oughtness 164
Sabine, George H.—Philosophical and Scientific Specialization.
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