Josiah Royce's late writings : a collection of unpublished and scattered works
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Josiah Royce's late writings : a collection of unpublished and scattered works
（History of American thought）
Thoemmes Press, 2001
- : set
- v. 1
- v. 2
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Description
This 2-volume collection traces the later intellectual development of Josiah Royce, through 1912 to his death in 1916. This was the "Peirceanized" stage of his thought, when he undertook a detailed study of C.S. Peirce's works that lead ultimately to a re-examination and reshaping of his own philosophy. This resulted in, among other things, his masterpiece "The Problem of Christianity". The set focuses on the non-logical writing, offering an insight into the richness and subtlety of Royce's mind in his final years, and also casting light on the philosophy of Peirce. The collection comprises one volume of previously unpublished scattered extracts, essays and letters, and a second volume that gathers published speeches, lectures and papers from the Harvard archives and Royce's family.
Table of Contents
- Volume 1: Royce, the person
- a gathering of noteworthy essays. Volume 2: Part 1 - Royce's 1914 Berkeley Conferences
- Part 2 - Royce's 1915-1916 extension course on ethics
- Part 3 - significant papers of the late Royce.
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