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According to Wikipedia, Ferdinand Canning Scott Schiller, FBA , usually cited as F. C. S. Schiller, was a German-British philosopher. Born in Altona, Holstein , Schiller studied at the University of Oxford, later was a professor there, after being invited back after a brief time at Cornell University. Later in his life he taught at the University of Southern California. In his lifetime he was well known as a philosopher; after his death, his work was largely forgotten.

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A Critical Account of the Doctrine of Lotze. (1895) (40)
Studies in Humanism (1907) (31)
Psychology and Psychical Research (1930) (21)
The influence of monarchs: steps in a new science of history (15)
Logic for Use. (1930) (14)
Heredity and human affairs (1928) (12)
THE DEFINITION OF ‘PRAGMATISM’ AND ‘HUMANISM’ (12)
Darwin and Hegel (1891) (12)
Logic for use : an introduction to the voluntarist theory of knowledge (11)
IX.—Are Secondary Qualities Independent of Perception? (1910) (11)
Are Secondary Qualities Independent of Perception? A Discussion Opened by T. Percy Nunn and F. C. S. Schiller (10)
Our Human Truths (1939) (10)
Daedalus, or science and the future (1924) (8)
Social decay and eugenical reform (1932) (7)
THE TWO LOGICS (7)
The meaning of `meaning': A symposium (6)
Whither mankind: a panorama of modern civilization (6)
Must philosophers disagree? : and other essays in popular philosophy (1935) (6)
Social progress and the Darwinian theory: a study of force as a factor in human relations (1916) (6)
Biological Lectures, delivered at the Marine Biological Laboratory of Wood's Holl in the Summer Session of 1894. (5)
Lysistrata or woman's future and future woman (1925) (5)
The Science of Power (1918) (5)
Aristotle and the Practical Syllogism (1917) (5)
THE ‘WORKING’ OF TRUTHS AND THEIR ‘CRITERION’ (1913) (5)
I.—THE MEANING OF ‘MEANING’: A SYMPOSIUM BY F. C. S. SCHILLER, B. RUSSELL and H. H. JOACHIM (4)
Idealism and the Dissociation of Personality (1906) (4)
Must philosophers disagree (1934) (4)
II.— Creation, Emergence, Novelty (1931) (4)
PRAGMATISM AND PSEUDO-PRAGMATISM (3)
Faith, Reason and Religion. (1906) (3)
The “Usefulness” of Science (3)
Britain's heritage of science (3)
Civilisation or civilisations : an essay in the Spenglerian philosophy of history (3)
V.—Humism and Humanism (1907) (3)
IV.—THE VALUE OF FORMAL LOGIC (1932) (3)
The Relation of Pessimism to Ultimate Philosophy (1897) (3)
Main currents of modern thought; a study of the spiritual and intellectual movements of the present day (1913) (3)
Reply: Lotze's Monism (3)
ARE ALL MEN MORTAL (1935) (2)
FORMALISM AND THE A FORTIORI (2)
The Ethical Basis of Metaphysics (1903) (2)
Symposium: Must Philosophers Disagree? (1933) (2)
Social decay and regeneration. With an introduction by Havelock Ellis (1921) (2)
THE MEANING OF ‘MEANING’ (1921) (2)
VIII.—Why Pluralism?: A Symposium (1909) (2)
REALISM, PRAGMATISM, AND WILLIAM JAMES (2)
The Problem of Formal Logic (1912) (2)
Democracy and the human equation (1922) (2)
Lotze's Monism (1896) (2)
Symposium: Can Logic Abstract from the Psychological Conditions of Thinking? (1906) (2)
THE ‘WORKING’ OF ‘TRUTHS’ (2)
Symposium: The Problem of Meaning (1927) (2)
Human Sentiment with Regard to a Future Life (1901) (2)
THE MEANING OF ‘SELF’ (1)
XIII.—Symposium—The Import of Propositions (1915) (1)
Truth, Value and Biology (1)
LOGIC OR PSYCHOLOGY (1)
FORMALISM IN LOGIC (1)
The eugenics of baby week. (1)
III.—‘USELESS’ KNOWLEDGEA DISCOURSE CONCERNING PRAGMATISM (1)
HUMANISM AND INTUITIONISM (1)
Mr. Russell's Psychology (1922) (1)
Symposium: What Is Philosophy? (1932) (1)
Is America safe for democracy? Six lectures given at the Lowell institute of Boston (1921) (1)
Symposium: The Import of Propositions (1)
Empiricism and the Absolute. (1906) (1)
I.—Novelty: The Presidential Address (1922) (1)
Societal evolution: a study of the evolutionary basis of the science of society (1)
Pragmatism Versus Skepticism (1907) (1)
The Madness of the Absolute (1907) (1)
HUMANISM, INTUITIONISM AND OBJECTIVE REALITY (1)
DR. MERCIER AND FORMAL LOGIC (1)
IV.—The Rationalistic Conception Of Truth (1909) (1)
The problem of human peace, studied from the standpoint of a scientific catholicism (1916) (1)
IV.—DISCUSSIONSJUDGMENTS versus PROPOSITIONS (1926) (1)
Are all Judgments "Practical"? (1915) (1)
The problem of reality (1)
Science and the human mind: a critical and historical account of the development of natural knowledge (1913) (1)
How is “Exactness" Possible? (1936) (1)
Ancient eugenics: the Arnold prize essay for 1913 (1914) (1)
THE CASE FOR EUGENICS (1935) (1)
III.—WHAT FORMAL LOGIC IS ABOUT (0)
THE INDETERMINATION OF MEANINGS (0)
II.—ON THE CONCEPTION OF ‘ENE’PΓEIA ‘AKINHΣI’AΣ (0)
Studies in hereditary ability (1928) (0)
The Pragmatic Cure of Doubt (1907) (0)
THE UNITY OF THE UNIVERSE (1933) (0)
VI.—DISCUSSION: THE ORIGIN OF BRADLEY'S SCEPTICISM (0)
II.—THE HUMANISM OF PROTAGORAS (0)
Social studies of to-day. (1913) (0)
The processes of history (0)
Essays of a biologist (1924) (0)
The bowmen and other legends of the war. Second edition (0)
Studies in the Hegelian Dialectic. (0)
Is Idealism Incurably Ambiguous (1933) (0)
Communication on Philosophy and International Relations (0)
THE INFINITE WHOLE (1924) (0)
Darwinism and human life (1910) (0)
Science and Psychical Research (1934) (0)
THE PRAGUE CONGRESS (1935) (0)
I.—ARISTOTLE'S REFUTATION OF ‘ARISTOTELIAN’ LOGIC (0)
The climax of civilisation (1918) (0)
Symosium: The Economic Doctrine of the Concept (0)
Report of the conference on new ideals in education held at Oxford from July 29th to August 5th, 1916 (1917) (0)
PSYCHOLOGY AND KNOWLEDGE (0)
Science and civilization. Unity series VI (1924) (0)
IX.—On Arguing in a Circle (1921) (0)
Ancient Hunters.@@@The Evolution of Man.@@@Man before History.@@@Tantalus or the Future of Man. (1925) (0)
III.—EMPIRICISM AND THE ABSOLUTE (0)
Non-Euclidean Geometry and the Kantian a Priori (1896) (0)
Eugenics and national baby week. (1917) (0)
Radio-Activity and the Age of the Earth (0)
V.—DISCUSSIONS: THE ARGUMENT A FORTIORI (0)
The Economic Doctrine of the Concept (1925) (0)
Fact and Value (0)
Thought and Immediacy (1906) (0)
Reality and "Idealism." (1892) (0)
Humanism : philosophical essays / by F.C.S. Schiller ... (0)
Symposium: The Nature and Validity of Formal Logic (1931) (0)
A Pragmatist Theory of Truth and Reality . By Samuel S. S. Browne B.Litt., (U.S.A.: Princeton University Press. 1930. Pp. 93. Price 9s.) (1931) (0)
Radio-Activity and the Age of the Earth (1913) (0)
(1) The Game of Mind: A Study in Psychological Disillusionment (2) Mind and Health With an Examination of some Systems of Divine Healing (3) Development and Purpose: An Essay towards a Philosophy of Evolution (1913) (0)
The group mind, a sketch of the principles of collective psychology with some attempt to apply them to the interpretation of national life and character. (1920) (0)
II.—MUST EMPIRICISM BE LIMITED ? (1936) (0)
III.—THE NEW DEVELOPMENTS OF MR. BRADLEY'S PHILOSOPHY (0)
LOGIC AND FORMALISM (0)
AN IDEALIST IN EXTREMIS1 (0)
PROF. ROSS ON ARISTOTLE'S SELF-REFUTATION (0)
IS MR. BRADLEY BECOMING A PRAGMATIST (0)
Analysis and Self-Analysis (0)
THE UNITY OF THE UNIVERSE AGAIN (1934) (0)
II.—THE AMBIGUITY OF TRUTH (0)
PROF. MÜNSTERBERG'S PSYCHOLOGY AND LIFE (0)
V.—CRITICAL NOTICES (0)
Discussion: The Value of Logic (0)
A Pragmatic Babe in the Wood (1907) (0)
Why Pluralism? A Symposium (0)
MYSTICISM V. INTELLECTUALISM (0)
THE SACRIFICE OF BARBARA (0)
Symposium: Can Individual Minds Be Included in the Mind of God? (1919) (0)
The idea of progress (1920) (0)
VII.—Discussion—The Value of Logic (1914) (0)
IV.—IN DEFENCE OF HUMANISM (0)
Is the Distinction between Moral Rightness and Wrongness Ultimate (1931) (0)
Eugenical reform of the House of Lords. (0)
Examination v. Research (1908) (0)
How "Propositions" Mean (1930) (0)
IV.—ON PRESERVING APPEARANCES (0)
Symposium: Is Neo-Idealism Reducible to Solipsism? (0)
Mr. Bradley, Bain, and Pragmatism (1917) (0)
II.—THE PRESENT PHASE OF ‘IDEALIST’ PHILOSOPHY (0)
“THE PHILOSOPHY OF JOHN DEWEY”: A REPLY (1936) (0)
Is Absolute Idealism Solipsistic (1906) (0)
Eungencial Reform-I. of the House of Lords. (0)
III.—THE METAPHYSICS OF THE TIME-PROCESS (0)
What Is Philosophy (1932) (0)
V.—DISCUSSIONS: INSTRUMENTALISM AND IDEALISM (0)
MR. BRADLEY'S THEORY OF TRUTH (0)
ABSOLUTISM IN EXTREMIS (0)
The ruin of Rome and its lessons for us. (1925) (0)
The trend of the race, a study of present tendencies in the biological development of civilised mankind (0)
III.—MULTI-VALUED LOGICS—AND OTHERS (1935) (0)
Eugenics versus civilization. (1921) (0)
The Place of Metaphysics (1920) (0)
The Crumbling British Empire (1933) (0)
Eugenics as a moral ideal: The beginning of a progressive reform. (1930) (0)
Socialism and character (1922) (0)
THE INFINITE REGRESS OF PROOF (1928) (0)
V.—DISCUSSIONS: PROF. PERRY'S REALISM (0)
Truth and Survival Value (1918) (0)
Negative eugenics. (0)
National self-selection. (0)
VI.—Is Neo-Idealism Reducible to Solipsism? (1923) (0)
VI.mdash;NEW BOOKS (1921) (0)

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