Studies in Logical Theory · John Dewey
SUPPOSITION AND HYPOTHESIS, 178-81.
SWEET, HENRY: quoted, 153 note. SYNTHETIC (see Reconstruction). TAYLOR, A. E., 299 note 2, 315 note, 316, 324. TELEOLOGY (see End, Purpose). TEMPTATION: ethical, 238, 301; economic, 305. TENSION: as stimulus to thought, 37, 38, 49, 50, 53, 70, 85; in relation to constitution of sensory datum, 53, 58, 59, 70; constitution of meaning as distinct from fact, 75, 85, 154, 237-46, 250, 251, 255, 291-5, 374 ff.; (see Purpose, Reconstruction). THALES: his [Greek: archê], water, 209; in relation to deduction, 212, 214. THOUGHT: forms of, 58 ff.; as modes of organizing data, 63; three kinds according to Lotze, 68, 69; as positing and distinguishing, 69; validity of its function, 76-82; of its products, 82-5; instrumental character, 78-82; as discriminating sensory qualities, 200-202; (see Judgment, Reflection). TIME: as involved in judgment, 120 ff.
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