" FTP, name this work which argues that the true is the "good in the way of belief," a work subtitled "a new name for some old ways of thinking" which shares its name with an American philosophical school and was written by William James.
The sequel to this book points out the similarity of its author's views to those of Carveth Read and Francis Howe Johnson in its preface, and includes essays on "the existence of Julius Caesar" and "the tigers in India." That sequel concludes with a "dialogue" which discusses such questions as whether there is a truth even in cases in which it shall never be known. That book, The Meaning of Truth, appeared in 1909, two years after this book appeared. This book includes a contrast between "tender" and "tough" types of religion in its last chapter, and features chapters on "the one and the many" and on "the present dilemma in philosophy." FTP, name this work which argues that the true is the "good in the way of belief," a work subtitled "a new name for some old ways of thinking" which shares its name with an American philosophical school and was written by William James.
The sequel to this book points out the similarity of its author's views to those of Carveth Read and Francis Howe Johnson in its preface, and includes essays on "the existence of Julius Caesar" and "the tigers in India.
Pragmatism