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vol. LVIII, p. 296-306, 1901.

I5.(*) Pragmatism, ?iX\.\c\Qdein?>\e Dtctionary of Phdosophy and Psychology, éd. par Baldwin, t. II, p. 321 et 322; N.-Y. et Londres, Macmillan, 1902.

Peirce a écrit pour ce dictionnaire d'antres articles fort nombreux, parmi lesquels nous relevons : individual, kind, la-u's of thought, Icadiug principle, limitative, logic. matter and form, modality, négation, par-

licular, predicatc, prédication, pre supposition, priority, probable inference, quaiity, reasoning, relatives, scientific method, subject, syllogistn, synechistn, theory, uniformity, universal. validity, vérification, whole and parts.

i6. (*) What pragmatism is. Momst, v. XV, n° 2, p.