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Frederick James Eugene Woodbridge

Philosophy

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Metaphysics

#190

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Epistemology

#307

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Logic

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According to Wikipedia, Frederick James Eugene Woodbridge was a teacher at various American universities. Woodbridge considered himself a naïve realist, deeply impressed with Santayana. He spent much of his career as a dean at Columbia University, where a residence hall and a professorship in philosophy are named in his honor. He was editor of the Journal of Philosophy, Psychology and Scientific Methods. David and Lillian Swenson, translators of some of the works of Søren Kierkegaard, dedicated Concluding Unscientific Postscript, to Professor Woodbridge.

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Frederick James Eugene Woodbridge's Published Works

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The Promise of Pragmatism (87)
Consciousness, the Sense Organs, and the Nervous System (1909) (84)
The Belief in Sensations (1913) (57)
The purpose of history (11)
The Dominant Conception of the Earliest Greek Philosophy (1901) (6)
Nature and Mind (1937) (6)
An essay on nature (1940) (5)
The Deception of the Senses (1913) (4)
Consciousness and Object (1912) (4)
Conciousness and meaning. (4)
Of What Sort is Cognitive Experience (1905) (3)
The Realm Of Mind An Essay In Metaphysics (1927) (3)
Nature and Mind Selected Essays of Frederick J. E. Woodbridge, Presented to Him on the Occasion of His Seventieth Birthday by Amherst College, the University of Minnesota, Columbia University; with a Bibliography of His Writings (1937) (3)
The Meaning of the Psychical from the Point of View of the Functional Psychology. (1904) (3)
THE FIELD OF LOGIC. (1904) (2)
The Place of Pleasure in a System of Ethics (1897) (2)
Nature and Mind. Selected Essays. (1937) (2)
The Nature of Consciousness (2)
Experience and Dialectic (1930) (2)
The Twentieth Annual Meeting of the American Philosophical Association (1)
The realm of mind (1)
The problem of consciousness. (1)
Antioch of Pisidia: Measured Details of the City Gate, Temple of Augustus and Stoa, and the Propylaea (Arch of Tiberius) (1)
Instalment Payment of Judgments (1941) (0)
Comment on Professor Brown's "Matter and Energy" (1917) (0)
The Universe of Light (1934) (0)
III. Time and History (1940) (0)
Shorter Notices (1930) (0)
The sphere of science (0)
Implications of the Genetic Method (0)
IV. The Universe of Discourse (1940) (0)
Nature and mind : selected essays : presented to him on the occasion of his 70th birthday by Amherst College, The Univ. of Minnesota, Columbia Univ. (1937) (0)
Contrasts in Education (1930) (0)
How to Maintain Standards without Excessive Standardization (0)
The Problem of Time in Modern Philosophy (1910) (0)
I. Knowledge of Nature (1940) (0)
The Problem of Metaphysics (1903) (0)
Studies in philosophy and psychology by students of Charles Edward Garman. (0)
The Creative Intelligence and Modern Life (0)
The Philosophy of Hobbes. (1904) (0)

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