The Cambridge Bibliography of English Literature ... - uogenglish

Philosophy and Science
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John Venn 1834–1923
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The logic of chance. 1866, 1876 (rev and enlarged), 1888 (rev and
enlarged), New York 1962.
On some of the characteristics of belief. 1870.
Symbolic logic. 1881, 1894 (rev).
The principles of empirical or inductive logic. 1889.
Also works on Cambridge.
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Francis, H. T. In memoriam John Venn. 1923.
William Wallace 1843–97
Logic of Hegel. 1874, Oxford 1894 (2nd edn rev as Prolegomena to
the study of Hegel’s philosophy and especially of his logic).
Epicureanism. 1880.
Kant. Edinburgh 1882.
Schopenhauer. 1890.
Hegel’s Philosophy of mind, translated with introductory essays.
1894.
Lectures and essays on natural theology and ethics. Ed E. Caird,
Oxford 1898.
James Ward 1843–1925
Bibliographies
Titchener, E. B. and W. S. Foster. A list of the writings of Ward.
Monist 36 1926.
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Naturalism and agnosticism. 2 vols 1899.
The realm of ends: or pluralism and theism. Cambridge 1911, 1912,
1920.
Heredity and memory. Cambridge 1913.
Psychological principles. Cambridge 1918, 1920.
A study of Kant. Cambridge 1922.
Psychology applied to education. Ed G. D. Hicks, Cambridge 1926.
Essays in philosophy. Ed W. R. Sorley and G. F. Stout, with memoir
by O. Ward Campbell, Cambridge 1927.
Articles
An attempt to interpret Fechner’s law. Mind 1 1876.
A general analysis of mind. Jnl of Speculative Philosophy 16 1882.
Objects and their interaction. Jnl of Speculative Philosophy 17 1883.
Psychological principles. Mind 8 1883, 12 1887.
Bradley’s analysis of mind. Mind 12 1887.
The psychological theory of extension. Mind 14 1889.
The progress of philosophy. Mind 15 1890.
Mill’s science of ethology. International Jnl of Ethics 1 1891.
Modern psychology: a reflexion. Mind n.s. 2 1893.
Assimilation and association. Mind n.s. 2–3 1893–4.
Bradley’s Appearance and reality. Mind n.s. 3 1894. Replies by
Bradley and Ward, ibid.
On the definition of psychology. Br Jnl of Psychology 1 1904.
The present problems of general psychology. Philosophical Rev 13
1904.
Is black a sensation? Br Jnl of Psychology 1 1905.
Mechanism and morals. Hibbert Jnl 4 1906.
The nature of mental activity (symposium). Proc Aristotelian Soc
n.s. 8 1908.
Purpose and mechanism (discussion). Proc Aristotelian Soc n.s. 12
1912.
Reconstruction: personality the final aim of social eugenics.
Hibbert Jnl 15 1917.
Are the materials of sense affections of the mind? (symposium). Proc
Aristotelian Soc n.s. 17 1917.
Sense knowledge. Mind n.s. 28–9 1919–20.
In the beginning. . .. Proc Aristotelian Soc n.s. 20 1920.
Kant. Proc Br Acad 10 1923.
Bradley’s doctrine of experience. Mind n.s. 34 1925.
A theistic monadism. In Contemporary British philosophy, ed J. H.
Muirhead, vol 2 1925. With partial bibliography.
The Christian ideas of faith and eternal life. Hibbert Jnl 24 1926.
An introduction to philosophy. Monist 36 1926.
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Bain, A. Ward on free will. Mind 5 1880.
Bain, A. Ward’s psychology. Mind 11 1886.
Bain, A. Ward’s Psychological principles. Mind 12 1887.
Jones, E. E. C. Ward’s refutation of dualism. Mind n.s. 9 1900.
Perry, R. B. Ward’s philosophy of science. Jnl of Philosophy 1 1904.
Perry, R. B. Recent philosophical procedure with reference to
science. Jnl of Philosophy 1 1904. Reply by Ward, ibid.
Creighton, J. E. Perry’s references to Ward’s Naturalism and agnosticism.
Jnl of Philosophy 1 1904.
Muirhead, J. H. The last phase of Ward’s philosophy. Mind n.s. 22
1913.
Prasanna-Kumára, A. Second paper on Ward’s psychology. 1919.
Hicks, G. D. Ward’s Psychological principles. Mind n.s. 30 1921.
William George Ward 1812–82
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Can experience prove the uniformity of nature? [1872.]
Essays on the philosophy of theism. Ed W. Ward 2 vols 1884.
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Ward, W. P. W. G. Ward and the Oxford movement. 1889.
_ W. G. Ward and the Catholic revival. 1893.
Ward, M. W. G. Ward and W. P. Ward. Dublin Rev 198 1936.
See col 2669.
Richard Whately 1787–1863
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Elements of logic. 1826, 1832 (4th edn rev), 1836 (6th edn rev), 1840
(rev), 1844 (rev), 1848 (rev).
Elements of rhetoric. 1828, 1836 (5th edn rev), 1846 (7th edn rev); ed
D. Ehninger, Carbondale 1963.
Easy lessons on reasoning. 1843.
Address to the members of the Manchester Athenaeum. In The
importance of literature to men of business, 1852.
Paley’s Works. 1859. A lecture.
Miscellaneous lectures and reviews. 1861.
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Bentham, G. Outline of a new system of logic, with a critical examination
of Whately’s Elements. 1827.
Mill, J. S. Whately’s Elements of logic. Westminster Rev 9 1828.
Whately, E. J. Life and correspondence. 2 vols 1866, 1875 (rev and
enlarged).
See col 2203.
William Whewell 1794–1866
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Boadicea: a poem. Cambridge 1820.
The history of the inductive sciences. 3 vols 1837, 1847 (rev, with
suppl. 1857), 1857 (with addns), New York 1858; tr Ger 1840–1.
On the foundation of morals. Cambridge [1838?].
The philosophy of the inductive sciences founded on their history. 2
vols 1840, 1847 (enlarged), 3 vols 1858 (pt 1 as History of scientific
ideas; pt 2 enlarged as Novum organon renovatum).