How We Think · John Dewey
Discourse, consecutive, 185 f.
Inference, 26 f., 75, 77, 101; critical, 74, 82; systematic, 81 Information, 52 f., 197-200 Inquiry, 5, 9 f. Intellect, intellectual activity, 44, 50, 62 Intension, 130 f. Internal congruity, 3 Isolation, 96-100, 117, 191 James, 119, 121, 153 f. Jevons, 91 f., 183, 192 Judgment, 5; factors of, 101; good judgment, 101, 103, 106 f.; and inference, 101 ff.; intuitive, 104 f.; principles of, 106 f.; suspended, 74, 82, 105, 108; tentative, 101 Knowledge, 3 f., 6, 95; spiral movement of, 120, 223 Language, 170-87; and education, 176-87; and meaning, 171; technical, 184 f.; as a tool of thought, 170 ff., 179 Leap, in inference, 26, 75 Leisure, 209 f. Locke, 19 n., 22-5 Logical, 56 f.; _vs._ psychological, 62 f. Meaning, meanings, 7, 17, 79 f., 82, 94, 116-34; capital fund of, store of, 118, 120, 126, 161, 174, 180; individual, 173 f.; organization of, 175, 185; as tools, keys, instruments, 108 f., 120, 125 f., 129; _See_ Concept. Memory, 107 Method, 46-50, 58; analytic and synthetic, 114; formal, 60 Mill, 18 n. Mood, 5 Motivation, 42 Negative cases, 90 Notion. _See_ Concept. Object lessons, 140, 192 Observation, 3, 7, 69 f., 76 f., 85, 91, 96, 188-97, 223 f.; in schools, 193-7; scientific, 196 Occupation, occupations, 43, 99, 167 f. Openmindedness, 219 Order, orderliness, 2, 39, 41, 46, 57; _see_ Consecutive.
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