Here you will find some obscure but useful texts related to functionalism, pragmatism, new realism, and behaviorism. No copyright infringement is intended. These are, for the most part, rather old and hard-to-find texts about which no one is likely to have any financial interest (all authors are long deceased). I have collected them here because I believe these texts are too intellectually valuable to let languish in obscurity.

Texts are organized alphabetically by author's last name and then by date of publication.

Churchman, C. West

• 1982. Thought and Wisdom.

de Laguna, Grace Andrus

• 1966. On Existence and the Human World.

Feibleman, James Kern

• 1946. The Revival of Realism: Critical Studies in Contemporary Philosophy.

• 1956. The Institutions of Society.

• 1962. Biosocial Factors in Mental Illness.

• 1963. Mankind Behaving: Human Needs and Material Culture.

Gardiner, Alan Henderson

• 1922. "The Definition of the Word and the Sentence."

Hebb, Donald Olding

• 1973 (with W. E. Lambert and G. Richard Tucker). "A DMZ in the Language War." Psychology Today 6(11): 55–62.

Jacobson, Edmund

• 1938 (1929). Progressive Relaxation (2nd edition).

• 1967. Biology of Emotions.

Jordan, Elijah

• 1949. The Good Life.

• 1952. Essays in Criticism.

• 1952 (1930). Theory of Legislation: An Essay on the Dynamics of Public Mind.

McGuigan, F. J.

Mead, George Herbert

• 1929. "A Pragmatic Theory of Truth." "Studies in the Nature of Truth," University of California Publications in Philosophy 11: 65–88.

Peckham, Morse

• 1963. “Sign/Symbol in the New Bayreuth.” Connotation 2: 70–97.

• 1968. “Semantic Autonomy and Immanent Meaning.” Genre I(III): 190–194.

• 1970. “Religion as a Humanizing Force.” Southern Humanities Review 4(3): 214–222.

• 1971. "Reflections on the Foundations of Modern Textual Editing." Proof 1: 122–155.

• 1973. “The Current Consequences of Romanticism in the Arts.” In Proceedings of the Seventh National Sculpture Conference, 53–68. Lawrence, KS: National Sculpture Center.

• 1977. “The Pleasures of the Po.” The Texas Arts Journal 1: 1–12.

• 1977. “Semiotic Interpretation in the Humanities.” In Man in 7 Modes: Theory, Interpretation, Poetry, Fiction, Music, Autobiography, Pedagogy, ed. William E. Ray, 10–18. Winston-Salem, NC: Southern Humanities Conference.

• 1978. “The Evaluation of Art.” Arts Exchange 2(1): 13–15.

• 1986. The Birth of Romanticism, 1790–1815.

• 1986. “Documents.” In Literature and History: Theoretical Problems and Russian Case Studies, ed. Gary Saul Morson, 176–191. Stanford: Stanford University Press. (Paper given in 1983)

• 1987. “Literature and the State.” Minneapolis: Center for Humanistic Studies, University of Minnesota.

• 1989. “Valuing.” Pre/Text 10(3–4): 209–216.

Singer Jr., Edgar Arthur

• 1947. In Search of a Way of Life.

• 1959. Experience and Reflection.