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George Herbert Mead. Movements of Thought in the Nineteenth Century (Edited by Merritt H. Moore.) Chicago: University of Chicago Press (1936)

Movements of Thought in the Nineteenth Century
Table of Contents

Table of Contents

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• Prefatory Note

• Introduction

• Chapter I. From Renaissance to Revolution
• Chapter II. Kant -- The Philosopher of the Revolution
• Chapter III. The Revolution Breaks Down; Romanticism is Born
• Chapter IV. Kant and the Background of Philosophic Romanticism
• Chapter V. The Romantic Philosophers -- Fichte
• Chapter VI. The Romantic Philosophers -- Schelling
• Chapter VII. The Romantic Philosophers -- Hegel
• Chapter VIII. Evolution Becomes a General Idea
• Chapter IX. The Industrial Revolution -- The Quest for Markets
• Chapter X. The Social Renaissance -- Utilitarianism
• Chapter XI. The Social Renaissance -- Karl Marx and Socialism
• Chapter XII. Industry a Boon to Science -- Mechanism the Handmaid of Finality
• Chapter XIII. Modern Science is Research Science
• Chapter XIV. Science Raises Problems for Philosophy -- Vitalism; Henri Bergson
• Chapter XV. Sciences  Raises Problems for Philosophy -- Realism and Pragmatism
• Chapter XVI. The Problem of Society -- How We Become Selves
• Chapter XVII. Mind Approached Through Behavior -- Can Its Study Be Made Scientific?
• Chapter XVIII. Individuality in the Nineteenth Century
• Appendix. French Philosophy in the Nineteenth Century

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