This work opens by describing the age-old "clash of temperaments" that has produced the tension between moral philosophy and empiricism, constituting the "Present Dilemma in Philosophy."
This work describes how, as a curious child, James Clerk Maxwell would chase people around demanding "tell me the PARTICULAR GO of it!" This work opens by describing the age-old "clash of temperaments" that has produced the tension between moral philosophy and empiricism, constituting the "Present Dilemma in Philosophy." Perhaps the most famous passage in this work offers contrasting definitions of "going round" to resolve a dispute about a squirrel that circles a tree. This work by the author of The Will to Believe is subtitled "A New Name for Some Old Ways of Thinking" and builds on the thought of C.S. Pierce, the major proponent of the titular system. For 10 points, identify this work published in 1907, a collection of lectures delivered by William James espousing the titular philosophy.
This work describes how, as a curious child, James Clerk Maxwell would chase people around demanding "tell me the PARTICULAR GO of it!"
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