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The Structure of Experience Preface to the Phoenix Edition | |
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Preface | |
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Introduction | |
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Notes Chronology | |
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Bibliography Editor's Note on the Text I. Historical Roots and Reflections | |
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From Absolutism to Experimentalism | |
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Kant and Philosophic Method | |
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Ralph Waldo Emerson | |
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The Influence of Darwinism on Philosophy | |
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The Development of American Pragmatism | |
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The Need for a Recovery of Philosophy | |
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Early Psychological Writings | |
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The Psychological Standpoint | |
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Psychology as Philosophic Method | |
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The Reflex Arc Concept in Psychology | |
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The Psychology of Effort | |
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The Experience of Knowing | |
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"Consciousness" and Experience | |
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The Experimental Theory of Knowledge | |
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Experience and Objective Idealism | |
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The Practical Character of Reality | |
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The Pattern of Inquiry | |
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The Metaphysics of Experience | |
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The Postulate of Immediate Empiricism | |
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Experience and Philosophic Method | |
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Existence as Precarious and Stable | |
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Experience, Nature and Art | |
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Existence, Value and Criticism | |
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Volume II The Lived Experience | |
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The Culture of Inquiry | |
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Escape from Peril | |
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Philosophy's Search for the Immutable | |
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Science and Society | |
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Social Inquiry | |
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Experience is Pedagogical | |
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Interest in Relation to the Training of the Will | |
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My Pedagogic Creed | |
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The School and Social Progress | |
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The Child and the Curriculum | |
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Education as Growth | |
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Experience and Thinking | |
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The Need of a Theory of Experience | |
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Criteria of Experience | |
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Experience as Aesthetic | |
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The Live Creature | |
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The Live Creature and "Etherial Things" | |
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Having an Experience | |
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Experience as Problematic: Ethical, Religious, Political, and Social Dimensions | |
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The Construction of Good | |
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The Lost Individual | |
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Toward a New Individualism | |
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Search for the Great Community | |
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Renascent Liberalism | |
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The Problem of Freedom | |
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Culture and Human Nature | |
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The Human Abode and the Religious Function | |
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Morality Is Social | |