Bulletin of Recent Publications of 
The University of Chicago Press 
Pragmatism and Its Critics. By Addison W. Moore, Professor 
of Philosophy in the University of Chicago. 
294 pages, 12mo, cloth; postpaid $1.61 
This is the clearest and most satisfactory summing-up of the 
controversy that has yet appeared. Even the most technical 
matters are presented in such a way as to be intelligible to anyone 
who is genuinely interested in the movement. The book covers 
all the important points at issue, but special emphasis is laid on: 
(1) The historical development of the pragmatic movement; 
(2) Its relation to the conception of evolution; (3) The soci 
character of pragmatic doctrines. 
The treatment is sympathetic and incisive. 
The Education of Women. By Marion Talbot, Dean of Women 
in the University of Chicago. 
266 pages, 8vo, cloth; postpaid $1.37 
A book which treats of the increasing influence of women 
during the nineteenth century; their advent into industrial 
_ and commercial spheres; their admission to colleges and uni- 
versities; their development along civic, philanthropic, domestic, 
and social lines; with a study of the educational machinery af- 
fecting women and suggestions for changes in academic training, 
hygienic education, social and domestic life, with special refer- 
ence to the college period. Fifty years of experiment have 
Proved that educational methods are ineffectual if they do not 
_ take into account the peculiar wants of womankind. 
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