pt. I. The Republic, tr. by H. Davis, with a special introduction by F. Z. Rooker.--pt. II. The Statesman, tr. by G. Burgess.

Arts and the Man is a revised and enlarged edition of the author's book published in 1928 under the title The World, the Arts and the Artist.

SUMMARY Evolutionary biology is not a possible framework for dogmatic epistemology until an ontology has been found that can account for the principles of (OBJECT) and (BELIEF). Without such an account, evolution itself is an accidental phenomenon and “a miracle” of its own.

This is a new release of the original 1941 edition.

In explanation of a noble and misunderstood profession -- First lesson -- The philosophic neurosis: or, The psychiatrist's story -- The private thinker and the public world: or, A short history of a diffident philosopher -- The great purgation: a moral tale presumably written in 2060 -- The undistracted -- America's own philosopher: a parable -- The unconvinced -- The unawakened -- High thinking below the Equator -- End of the term -- In explanation of the absence of a conclusion.