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Selected Papers on Philosophy [Ed. By C.M. Bakewell]
New York: J.M. Dent (1917)
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On a certain blindness in human beings.--The gospel of relaxation.--The energies of men.--Habit.--The will.--Philosophy and its critics.--The will to believe.--The sentiment of rationality.--Great men and their environment.--What pragmatism means.--Humanism and truth.--The positive content of religious experience.Links
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