What is The International Library of Psychology, Philosophy and Scientific Method?
{{italic title}} '''The International Library of Psychology, Philosophy and Scientific Method''' was a famous and important [[monographic series|series of monographs]] published from 1922 to 1965. They were edited by [[Charles Kay Ogden]], and published by [[Kegan Paul, Trench Trubner & Co.]] in London. This series published some important book on psychology and philosophy, especially the thought of the [[Vienna Circle]] in English. It published some of the best psychologists and philosophers of the time, such as [[Alfred Adler]], [[C. D. Broad]], [[Rudolf Carnap]], [[F. M. Cornford]], [[Edmund Husserl]], [[Carl Jung]], [[Kurt Koffka]], [[Ernst Kretschmer]], [[Bronisław Malinowski]], [[Karl Mannheim]], [[George Edward Moore]], [[Jean Nicod]], [[Jean Piaget]], [[Frank P. Ramsey]], [[Otto Rank]], [[W. H. R. Rivers]], [[Louis Leon Thurstone]], [[Jakob von Uexküll]], [[Hans Vaihinger]], [[Edvard Westermarck]], [[William Morton Wheeler]], [[Ludwig Wittgenstein]], [[J. N. Findlay]] and others. Most of the 204 books in the series have been reprinted, some in revised editions. == List of books in the series == Listed alphabetically by author, with date of original publication (many have been reprinted). # [[Alfred Adler|Adler, Alfred]]. ''Individual psychology'', 2ed (1924). # [[Mortimer J. Adler|Adler, Mortimer J.]] ''Dialectic'' (1927). # [[John P. Anton|Anton, John P.]] ''Aristotle's theory of contrariety'' (1957). # [[Jeremy Bentham|Bentham, Jeremy]]. ''The theory of legislation'' (1931). # [[Max Black|Black, Max]]. ''The nature of mathematics'' (1933). # [[Boris Bogoslovsky|Bogoslovsky, Boris]]. ''The technique of controversy: principles of dynamic logic'' (1928). # [[C. D. Broad|Broad, C. D.]] ''The mind and its place in nature'' (1925). # [[Scott Buchanan|Buchanan, Scott]]. ''The doctrine of signatures'' (1938). # [[Scott Buchanan|Buchanan, Scott]]. ''Possibility'' (1927). # [[Justus Buchler|Buchler, Justus]]. ''Charles Peirce's empiricism'' (1939). Foreword by [[Ernest Nagel]]. # [[Karl Bühler|Bühler, Karl]]. ''