Some problems of philosophy a beginning of an introduction to philosophy, by William James.
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Longmans, Green, and Co.,
1911.
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Table of Contents:
- Philosophy and its critics
- The problems of metaphysics
- The problem of being
- Percept and concept:The import of concepts
- Percept and concept:The abuse of concepts
- Percept and concept: Some corollaries
- The one and the many
- The one and the many cont., values and defects
- The problem of novelty
- Novelty and the infinite, the conceptual view
- Novelty and the infinite, the perceptual view
- Novelty and causation, the conceptual view
- Novelty and causation, the perceptual view.