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21 of 21 (100%) sections assigned

21 of 21 (100%) sections completed

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Section	Title	Reader	Notes	Listen Url	Status
0	Prefatory Note	pjtaylor			PL OK
1	I. Introduction (§ I - IV)	pjtaylor			PL OK
2	I. Introduction (§ V-VII)	pjtaylor			PL OK
3	II. The Relationship of Thought and Its Subject Matter	pjtaylor			PL OK
4	III. The Antecedents and Stimuli of Thinking	pjtaylor			PL OK
5	IV. Data and Meaning	pjtaylor			PL OK
6	V. The Objects of Thought	pjtaylor			PL OK
7	VI. Some Stages of Logical Thought	pjtaylor			PL OK
8	VII. The Logical Character of Ideas	pjtaylor			PL OK
9	VIII. The Control of Ideas by Facts	franklinvios			PL OK
10	IX. Naive Realism Vs. Presentative Realism	franklinvios			PL OK
11	X. Epistemological Realism: The Alleged Ubiquity of the Knowledge Relation	realisticspeakers			PL OK
12	XI. The Existence of the World as a Logical Problem	franklinvios			PL OK
13	XII. What Pragmatism Means by Practical	mmunoz			PL OK
14	XIII. An Added Note as to the 'Practical'	2839reader			PL OK
15	XIV. The Logic of Judgements of Practice - Their Nature	2839reader			PL OK
16	XIV. The Logic of Judgements of Practice - Judgments of Value I and II	Jen0631			PL OK
17	XIV. The Logic of Judgements of Practice - Judgments of Value III, IV, V	Jen0631			PL OK
18	XIV. The Logic of Judgements of Practice - Sense Perception as Knowledge	ToddHW			PL OK
19	XIV. The Logic of Judgements of Practice - Science as a Practical Art	realisticspeakers			PL OK
20	XIV. The Logic of Judgements of Practice - Theory and Practice	franklinvios			PL OK