Essays in Experimental Logic

1. Prefatory Note

   1:49

2. I. Introduction (§ I - IV)

   50:18

3. I. Introduction (§ V-VII)

   58:50

4. II. The Relationship of Thought and Its Subject Matter

   36:39

5. III. The Antecedents and Stimuli of Thinking

   47:26

6. IV. Data and Meaning

   26:17

7. V. The Objects of Thought

   35:05

8. VI. Some Stages of Logical Thought

   54:10

9. VII. The Logical Character of Ideas

   12:04

10. VIII. The Control of Ideas by Facts

    33:44

11. IX. Naive Realism Vs. Presentative Realism

    22:35

12. X. Epistemological Realism: The Alleged Ubiquity of the Knowledge Relation

    29:20

13. XI. The Existence of the World as a Logical Problem

    30:10

14. XII. What Pragmatism Means by Practical

    43:34

15. XIII. An Added Note as to the 'Practical'

    9:04

16. XIV. The Logic of Judgements of Practice - Their Nature

    27:20

17. XIV. The Logic of Judgements of Practice - Judgments of Value I and II

    43:22

18. XIV. The Logic of Judgements of Practice - Judgments of Value III, IV, V

    36:45

19. XIV. The Logic of Judgements of Practice - Sense Perception as Knowledge

    35:23

20. XIV. The Logic of Judgements of Practice - Science as a Practical Art

    41:09

21. XIV. The Logic of Judgements of Practice - Theory and Practice

    11:25

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