Note

This list includes published and unpublished articles and several book-length manuscripts all contained in the Writings series.

• Against the Neo-Thomists: In Defense of the Angelic Doctor
• Art and Knowledge: Ancient and Modern
• Art and the Citizen-Scientist
• Can Science Be Unified Humanistically?
• Catholicism versus Democracy: Comment on a Faux Pas
• Causation in Broad's “Mind and its Place in Nature”
• Communication
• Cultural Function of Art Relative to the Conceptualization of Novel Problems
• Democracy and Science
• Democratic Socialism
• Development of Dewey's Utilitarianism
• Dewey's “Hedonism”
• Dialectics of “Experience”
• Divorce of Psychology from Philosophy
• Education for Democratic Administration: A Challenge to Adult Education
• Ethical Objectivity Through Science
• Ethics of Philosophy: A General survey of Philosophy in History
• Facts
• Foundations of Experimental Planning
• Function of Philosophy
• Functions of Whitehead's God
• Government Venture in Education
• Historical Background of Ethical, Scientific Dualism
• House Divided
• Humanism and Agnosticism
• Humanism in Matthew Arnold
• Identity Versus Similarity
• Idols or God
• In Defense of Naturalism
• In Defense of Wordsworth
• In Dispraise of Life
• In Reply to Mr. Krutch
• Individuality, Science, and Art
• In-Service Training: Method and Opportunity
• Is the Psi-Function Description Complete: A Layman's Questions
• Issue Concerning Universals
• John Dewey's Philosophy
• John Dewey's Theory of Method
• Logical Simplicity: A Challenge to Philosophy and to Social Inquiry
• Marxism, Communism, and the Party of Intelligence
• Mechanism and its Alternatives
• Method in Social Philosophy
• Method of Proving Ethical Realism
• Methodological Consideration
• Mr. Broad's Analysis of the Perceptual Situation
• Mr. Vivas's Analysis of “The Esthetic Judgment”
• Natural Science and the Foundations of Freedom: An Operational Approach
• Naturalistic Basis of Psychology for Psychologists
• Naturalistic Dynamics of the Human Organism
• Naturalistic Humanism
• Needed, an Educational Experiment
• New Bottles for Old Wine
• Nihilism
• Of Men and Destiny
• On an Instrumentalist Logic
• On Dogmatism
• On Hedonism
• On Managerial Responsibility
• On the Logic of Logic
• On the Meaning of Culture
• On the Meaning of Mysticism
• On the “Mystery” of Public Administration
• On the Origin of Communication
• On the Problem of the Function of Logical Simplicity or Unity in Experimental Inquiry
• On the Unification of Science
• On the Unification of Theory and Practice
• On the Unity and Ethical Neutrality of Science
• On Value: A Prolegomenon
• Other Worldliness: Insult to God
• Perception and Value Inquiry
• Philosopher Engineers
• Philosophy in History: A General Survey
• Physics: A Viscious Abstraction
• Problem in Meaning
• Recent Wisconsin Legislation in the Field of Education
• Relations Among the Sciences
• Research In the Social Sciences and Humanities and the Special Fund of the Graduate School
• Science and the Foundations of Freedom
• Science and the Good
• Science, Causation, and Value
• Science, Ethics, and Democracy
• Scientific Aims and Materials
• Scientific Problemization
• Significant Activity
• Sin and the Irrational
• Sober Reflections
• Social Change
• Social Planning
• Society and the Future of Social Science
• State Democracy
• Student Activities
• Teacher's Formulation of Effective Educational Aims
• Theory of Government In-Service Training
• Third Approach to Epistemology
• Towards a Naturalistic Religion
• Towards Democratic Public Administration: A Challenge To Our Wisconsin Citizens and Schools
• Uncertainty Principle