Introduced by F. C. S. Schiller, this compact study explains pragmatism for the general reader: its view that truth is made in experience rather than discovered once for all, its answer to the history of philosophy as a strife of opinions, and its implications for logic, ethics and religion, drawing on William James, John Dewey and Schiller himself.
A clear, brief introduction to the philosophy of the moment in 1912. Download the free EPUB.