Selected Works
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- Riddles of the Sphinx (1891)
- "Axioms as Postulates" (1902, published in the collection Personal Idealism)
- Humanism (1903)
- Studies in Humanism (1907)
- Plato or Protagoras? (1908)
- Riddles of the Sphinx (1910, revised edition)
- Humanism (1912, second edition)
- Formal Logic(1912)
- Problems of Belief (1924, second edition)
- Logic for Use (1929)
- Our Human Truths (1939, published posthumously)
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