Dewey.

Concluding statement by Clark:
"At the same time and in addition to these points, there is as well the all-pervasive irrationalism of a universal flux that not only denies permanent values but sweeps away even the law of contradiction. The reader is left with a choice, a choice between unintelligibility and fixed principles. If thought has meaning, then there are eternal truths; and while a monograph on Dewey is not the place to expound it, eternal truths require an Eternal Mind whose thinking makes them so."

CONTENTS
Bibliography.
Author.
Instrumentalism of John Dewey.
I. Science.
II. Ethics.
--1. Sampling of Opinions.
--2. The Place of Ethics in Pragmatism.
--3. Pragmatic Flux in Ethics.
--4. Values.
--5. Casual Enjoyments.
--6. Intrinsic Quality.
--7. Certainty or Security.
--8. De Jure Value.
--9. Evil Ideals.
--10. Specifications.
--11. Political Implications.
--12. Disagreement on Murder.
--13. Is Life Worth Living?
--14. Concluding Criticism
III. Logic.
--1. Instrumentalism.
--2. Behaviorism.
--3. Formal Logic.
----(a) Existential Import.
----(b) The Law of Contradiction.