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BY JOHN DEwEY

Essays in Experimental Logic is a collection of groundbreaking essays by John Dewey, originally published in 1916. Delving into the realms of philosophy, psychology, and logic, Dewey explores the fundamental principles of inquiry and experimentation. In this influential work, Dewey challenges traditional notions of truth and logic, advocating for a more dynamic and practical approach to understanding the world. Filled with insightful observations and thought-provoking arguments, Essays in Experimental Logic continues to inspire readers to reconsider their perspectives on knowledge, inquiry, and reasoning.

NY. Dover. 1953. 452p.

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By Jack Block In collaboration with Norma Haan

"LIVES THROUGH TIME" is a captivating novel that weaves together the stories of individuals across different eras, showcasing the connections that transcend time. From a medieval knight embroiled in a quest for honor to a modern-day scientist on the brink of a groundbreaking discovery, the characters' lives intersect in unexpected ways, revealing the intricate tapestry of fate and destiny. With meticulous attention to detail and a depth of emotion, this book explores how the echoes of the past reverberate through the present, reminding us that our actions today can shape the future in ways we may never imagine. A compelling tale that bridges the gap between history and the contemporary world, "LIVES THROUGH TIME" is a must-read for those who appreciate the timeless power of human stories.

Berkeley. Bancroft Books. 1971. 324p.

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Edited, with an Introduction, by ANDREW J. RECK

George Herbert Mead: Selected Writings offers a comprehensive collection of essays and lectures by the renowned American philosopher and sociologist. Mead's influential ideas on the self, social interaction, and the nature of mind are presented in this curated volume, providing readers with a deeper understanding of his groundbreaking contributions to social theory. This anthology is a must-read for scholars, students, and anyone interested in the development of symbolic interactionism and pragmatism in the field of sociology and philosophy.

NY. THE BOBBS-MERRILL. 1984. 491p.

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By Thomas Szasz

This book is a collection of essays most of which have appeared previously. Many of them, however, were first prepared for lectures and were subsequently published in a shorter version than the original text from which they were excerpted. I have retained the full-length versions of these essays and some of them-for example, "The Ethics of Addiction" and "The Ethics of Suicide"—are published in this form here for the first time. I thank the editors and publishers of the journals and books in which these pieces first appeared for granting permission for their republication; Cynthia Merman of Harper & Row for help with the selection and editing of the essays for publication in book form; and Debbie Murphy, my secretary, for her customarily devoted labors.

NY. HARPER COLOPHON BOOKS. 1977. 193p.