CONTENTS
John Dewey
PART I
THE PROBLEM OF TRAINING THOUGHT
CHAPTER
PAGE
I.
What is Thought?
1
II.
The Need for Training Thought
14
III.
Natural Resources in the Training of Thought
29
IV.
School Conditions and the Training of Thought
45
V.
The Means and End of Mental Training: the Psychological and the Logical
56
PART II
LOGICAL CONSIDERATIONS
VI.
The Analysis of a Complete Act of Thought
68
VII.
Systematic Inference: Induction and Deduction
79
VIII.
Judgment: The Interpretation of Facts
101
IX.
Meaning: or Conceptions and Understanding
116
X.
Concrete and Abstract Thinking
135
XI.
Empirical and Scientific Thinking
145
PART III
THE TRAINING OF THOUGHT
XII.
Activity and the Training of Thought
157
XIII.
Language and the Training of Thought
170
XIV.
Observation and Information in the Training of Mind
188
XV.
The Recitation and the Training of Thought
201
XVI.
Some General Conclusions
214
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