The Works of John Dewey

On Logic and Metaphysics:

1882. The metaphysical assumptions of materialism. Jour. Spec. Phil. 16:208.
The pantheism of Spinoza. Jour. Spec. Phil. 16:249.
1883. Knowledge and the relativity of feeling. Jour. Spec. Phil. 17:56.
1884. Kant and philosophic method. Jour. Spec. Phil. 18:162.
1886. The psychological standpoint. Mind 11:1.
Psychology as philosophic method. Mind 11:153.
1887. “Illusory psychology.” Mind 12:83.
Knowledge as idealization. Mind 12:382.
1888. Leibniz’s New Essays Concerning Human Understanding.
1890. On some current conceptions of the term ‘self’. Mind 15:58.
1891. The present position of logical theory. Monist 2:1.
1892. The superstition of necessity. Monist 3:362.
1894. The ego as cause. Phil. Rev. 3:337.
1895. Interest as Related To Will.
1900. Some stages of logical thought. Phil. Rev. 9:465.
1903. Logical Conditions of a Scientific Treatment of Morality.
(And others) Studies in Logical Theory.
1904. Notes upon logical topics.
I—A classification of contemporary tendencies. Jour. Phil. 1:57.
II—The meaning of the term idea. Jour. Phil. 1:175.
1905. Immediate empiricism. Jour. Phil. 2:597.
The knowledge experience and its relationships. Jour. Phil. 2:652.
The knowledge experience again. Jour. Phil. 2:707.
The postulate of immediate empiricism. Jour. Phil. 2:393.
The realism of pragmatism. Jour. Phil. 2:324.
1906. Reality as experience. Jour. Phil. 3:253.
The terms ‘conscious’ and ‘consciousness’. Jour. Phil. 3:39.
Beliefs and realities. Phil. Rev. 15:113.
Experience and objective idealism. Phil. Rev. 15:465.
The experimental theory of knowledge. Mind 15:293.
1907. The control of ideas by facts. Jour. Phil. 4:197, 253, 309.
Pure experience and reality: a disclaimer. Phil. Rev. 16:419.
Reality and the criterion for truth of ideas. Mind 15:317.
1908. What does pragmatism mean by practical? Jour. Phil. 5:85.
Logical character of ideas. Jour. Phil. 5:375.
1909. Objects, data, and existence: Reply to Professor McGilvary. Jour. Phil. 6:13.
Dilemma of the intellectualistic theory of truth. Jour. Phil. 6:433.
Darwin’s influence on philosophy. Pop. Sci. Mo. 75:90.
1910. Some implications of anti-intellectualism. Jour. Phil. 7:477.
Short cuts to realism examined. Jour. Phil. 7:553.
Valid knowledge and the subjectivity of experience. Jour. Phil. 7:169.
Science as subject-matter and as method. Science n. s. 31:121.
How We Think.
Influence of Darwin on Philosophy, and Other Essays.
1911. Rejoinder to Dr. Spaulding. Jour. Phil. 8:77.
Brief studies in realism. Jour. Phil. 8:393, 546.
Joint discussion with Dr. Spaulding. Jour. Phil. 8:574.
1912. Reply to Professor McGilvary’s questions. Jour. Phil. 9:19.
In response to Professor McGilvary. Jour. Phil. 9:544.
Perception and organic action. Jour. Phil. 9:645.
Reply to Professor Royce’s critique of instrumentalism. Phil. Rev. 21:69.

On Psychology, Ethics, Education, etc.:

1890. Moral theory and practice. Int. Jour. Ethics 1:186.
1891. Psychology.
Outline of a Critical Theory of Ethics.
1892. Green’s theory of the moral motive. Phil. Rev. 1:593.
1893. Teaching ethics in high school. Ed. Rev. 6:313.
Self-realization as the moral ideal. Phil. Rev. 2:652.
1894. The psychology of infant language. Psy. Rev. 1:63.
The theory of emotion.
I—Emotional attitudes. Psy. Rev. 1:553.
1895. The theory of emotion.
II—The significance of the emotions. Psy. Rev. 2:13.
1896. The metaphysical method in ethics. Psy. Rev. 3:181
The reflex arc concept in psychology. Psy. Rev. 3:357.
Influence of the high school upon educational methods. Ed. Rev. 4:1.
1897. The psychology of effort. Phil. Rev. 6:43.
(And J. A. McLellan) Psychology of Number and its Application to Methods of Teaching Arithmetic.
Evolution and ethics. Monist 8:321.
Psychological aspects of school curriculums. Ed. Rev. 13:356.
1898. Some remarks on the psychology of number. Ped. Sem. 5:426.
W. T. Harris’s Psychological Foundation of Education. Ed. Rev. 16:1.
Social interpretations. Phil. Rev. 7:631.
1900. Psychology and social practice. Psy. Rev. 7:105.
1901. Psychology and Social Practice.
Are the schools doing what the people want them to do? Ed. Rev. 21:459.
The situation as regards the course of study. Ed. Rev. 22:26.
1902. The evolutionary method as applied to morality.
I—Its scientific necessity. Phil. Rev. 11:107.
II—Its significance for conduct. Phil. Rev. 11:353.
Interpretation of the savage mind. Psy. Rev. 9:217.
Academic freedom. Ed. Rev. 23:1.
Problems in secondary education. Sch. Rev. 19:13.
Syllabus of courses. El. Sch. 73:200.
The school as a social center. El. Sch. 73:563.
1903. Emerson: The philosopher of democracy. Int. Jour. Ethics 13:405.
Shortening the years of elementary schooling. Sch. Rev. 11:17.
The psychological and the logical in teaching geometry. Ed. Rev. 25:386.
1904. The philosophical work of Herbert Spencer. Phil. Rev. 13:159.
1906. Culture and industry in education. Ed. Bi-Monthly 1:1.
The Educational Situation.
1907. The life of reason. Ed. Rev. 34:116.
1908. (And Tufts) Ethics.
Religion and our schools. Hib. Jour. 6:796.
1909. Is nature good? Hib. Jour. 7:827.
Moral Principles in Education.
1910. How We Think.
William James. Jour. Phil. 7:505.
1911. Is coeducation injurious to girls? Ladies Home Jour. 28:22.
Maeterlinck’s philosophy of life. Hib. Jour. 9:765.
1913. Interest and Effort in Education.
An undemocratic proposal. Vocational Ed. 2:374.
Industrial education and democracy. Survey 29:870.
1914. Report on the Fairhope experiment in organic education. Survey 32:199.
National policy of industrial education. New Republic, v. I.
Nature and reason in law. Int. Jour. Eth. 25:25.