RENDEZVOUS WITH DESTINY A HISTORY OF MODERN AMERICAN REFORM1956 |
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... thought in philosophy and psychology , James declared in good Reform Darwin- ian style , was that it was really pre - Darwinian while it claimed to be scientific . It assumed an absolute distinction between material things and ...
... thought in philosophy and psychology , James declared in good Reform Darwin- ian style , was that it was really pre - Darwinian while it claimed to be scientific . It assumed an absolute distinction between material things and ...
Page 121
... thought , which had never seemed com- plicated enough to be worth fussing over , showed a dis- turbing gap beetween the cellar of things and the roof of thought , the same gap that had almost unbalanced James . Dewey was upset and ...
... thought , which had never seemed com- plicated enough to be worth fussing over , showed a dis- turbing gap beetween the cellar of things and the roof of thought , the same gap that had almost unbalanced James . Dewey was upset and ...
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... thought , Henry S. Commager : The Ameri- can Mind ( Yale U. Press , 1950 ) ; Merle Curti : The Growth of American Thought ( Harper , 1951 ) ; Joseph Dorfman : The Economic Mind in American Civilization ( 3 vols . , Viking , 1946-9 ) ...
... thought , Henry S. Commager : The Ameri- can Mind ( Yale U. Press , 1950 ) ; Merle Curti : The Growth of American Thought ( Harper , 1951 ) ; Joseph Dorfman : The Economic Mind in American Civilization ( 3 vols . , Viking , 1946-9 ) ...
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From the Bottom Up | 24 |
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