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Alfred H. Lloyd, Professor of Philosophy and Dean of the Graduate School in the University of Michigan, died on May 11, 1927, in his sixtyfourth year. Professor Lloyd had been a member of the teaching staff in the department of philosophy since 1891 and Dean of the Graduate School since 1915. He was Acting President of the University from February 26, 1925 to the following October, the interval between the death of President Burton and the appointment of President Little. His chief writings were Citizenship and Salvation (1897), Dynamic Idealism (1898), The Will to Doubt (1907), and Leadership and Progress (1922).

Owing to Professor Lloyd's death, Professor R. M. Wenley has resigned his position as Director of the British Division of the American University Union, in order to assume the headship of the Department of Philosophy and Psychology at the University of Michigan,

Dr. Kurt Koffka, recently Visiting Professor of Psychology at the Uni versity of Wisconsin, has been appointed to the William Allan Neilson research professorship at Smith College for a period of five years. The professorship, which exempts the incumbent from the duties of teaching, was established by the Trustees of Smith College as a testimonial of their esteem for President Neilson and in honor of the completion of the first ten years of his presidency.

We give below a list of articles in current philosophical periodicals;

JOURNAL OF PHILOSOPHICAL STUDIES, II, 7: C. C. J. Webb, God and the World; Joshua C. Gregory, The Animate and Mechanical Models of Reality: Hugh A. Reyburn, A Functional Theory of Knowledge; Julian S. Huxley, Mind Considered from the Point of View of Biology; David M. Cory, A Study of Santayana, with some Remarks on Critical Realism; Olaf Stapledon, The Bearing of Ethics on Psychology.

THE MONIST, XXXVII, 3: Eugenio Rignano, The Finalism of Psychical Processes: Its Nature and Its Origin; Coriolano Alberini, Contemporary Philosophical Tendencies in South America, with Special Reference to Argentina; Sidney Hook, The Metaphysics of the Instrument (I); Arthur E. Murphy, Alexander's Metaphysic of Space-Time (I); G. E. G. Catlin, Is Politics a Branch of Ethics?; A. K. Sharma, The Psychological Basis of Autosuggestion; Olaf Stapledon, A Theory of the Unconscious; Maude Bodkin, Literary Criticism and the Study of the Unconscious.

THE JOURNAL OF PHILOSOPHY, XXIV, 15: W. H. Sheldon, The Rôle of Dogma in Philosophy; Oliver L. Reiser, A Phenomenological Interpretation of

Physico-Chemical Configuration and Conscious Structures (II) 16: Sidney Hook, The Irrationality of the Irrational; F. C. S. Schiller, William James and the Will to Believe. 17: John Dewey, An Empirical Account of Appearance; M. R. Gabbert, Moral Freedom.

THE AUSTRALASIAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY AND PHILOSOPHY, V, 2: I. L. G. Sutherland, Maori Culture and Modern Ethnology: A Preliminary Survey; A. H. Charteris, Family Endowment in New South Wales; W. M. Kyle, British Ethical Theories: The Intuitionist Reaction against Hobbes; J. Harward, The Doctrine of the Soul in Plato and Aristotle; R. Lawson, Cogitationes de Re Pedagogiana, II.

MIND, XXXVI, 143: N. Kemp Smith, The Nature of Universals (II); H. D. Roelofs, The Distribution of Terms; A. C. Ewing, Punishment as a Moral Agency: an attempt to reconcile the Retributive and the Utilitarian View; G. Galloway, Problems Raised by the Kantian a priori in Knowledge; J. H. Muirhead, The Cambridge Platonists (II).

THE JOURNAL of Religion, VII, 4: Gerald Birney Smith, An Overlooked Factor in the Adjustment between Religion and Science; Morton S. Enslin, Paul and Gamaliel; Shailer Mathews, The Development of Social Christianity in America during the Past Twenty-five Years; R. P. Rider, The Pioneer Period of Baptist History in Missouri (1796–1834); W. C. Graham, The Modern Controversy about Deuteronomy; Daniel C. Holtom, The State Cult of Modern Japan; J. T. McNeill, Some Emphases in Wyclif's Teaching.

JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY, X, 4: Wilbur S. Hulin, An Experimental Study of Apparent Tactual Movement; Ernst Thelin, Perception of Relative Visual Motion; P. W. Cobb and F. K. Moss, The Relation between Extent and Contrast in the Liminal Stimulus for Vision.

THE BRITISH JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY, XVIII, 1: T. H. Pear, The Relevance of Visual Imagery to the Process of Thinking (I); F. Aveling, The Relevance of Visual Imagery to the Process of Thinking (II); F. C. Bartlett, The Relevance of Visual Imagery to the Process of Thinking (III); J. R. Bartlett, Does the Psychogalvanic Phenomenon Indicate Emotion?; L. Feasey, Children's Appreciation of Poems; G. H. Thompson, A Worked out Example of the possible Linkages of Four Correlated Variables on the Sampling Theory; V. Hazlitt, Professor McDougall and the Lamarckian Hypothesis; Proceedings of the British Psychological Society

PSYCHOLOGICAL REVIEW, XXXIV, 4: Raymond Dodge and E. A. Bott, Antagonistic Muscle Action in Voluntary Flexion and Extension; L. L. Thurstone, The Law of Comparative Judgment; Leonard Carmichael, Robert Whytt, A Contribution to the History of Physiological Psychology, D. T. Howard, The Influence of Evolutionary Doctrine on Psychology; Harvey Carr, An Interpretation of the Weber-Fechner Law. 5: Forrest L. Dimmick, The Investigation of the Olfactory Qualities; Paul A. Witty and H. C. Lehman, Drive: A Neglected Trait in the Study of the Gifted; John G. Rockwell,

Genius and the I. Q.; Arnold Gesell, The Measurement and Prediction of Mental Growth; T. R. Garth, The Community of Ideas of Indians; William M. Marston, Primary Emotions.

PSYCHOLOGICAL BULLETIN, XXIV, 6; Proceedings of the 6th Annual Meeting of the Western Psychological Association at Mills College, California, June 18 and 19, 1926; General Reviews and Summaries. 7: Educational Psychology and Test Number (Edited by R. Pintner). 8: The Experimental Psychology of Action (Edited by E. S. Robinson).

BULLETIN DE LA SOCIÉTÉ FRANÇAISE DE PHILOSOPHIE, XXVI, 2: R. Eisler, A. Lalande, et R. Lenoir, La structure psychologique et la fonction logique de l'image.

REVUE D'HISTOIRE DE LA PHILOSOPHIE, I, 3: P. Masson-Oursel, Les Objections des Orientaux contre notre critique historique; R. Hubert, Revue critique de quelques ouvrages récents relatifs à la philosophie de Malebranche; R. Lenoir, Le Mesmérisme et le système du monde; H. Sée, Remarques sur la philosophie de l'histoire de Hegel.

REVUE PHILOSOPHIQUE, LII, 7–8: P. Janet, Les terminaisons de l'action. Les échecs et les triomphes (fin); Fr. Paulhan, La double fonction du langage; P. Dupont, Les géométries euclidienne et non-euclidiennes et l'espace physique; J. Wahl, La place de l'idée du malheur de la conscience dans la formation des théories de Hegel (fin). 5-6: P. Janet, La peur de l'action; G. Dumas, Le choc émotionnel; M. Pradines, L'hétérogénéité fonctionelle du plaisir et de la couleur (fin); J. Laporte, Le choeur et la raison selon Pascal (fin).

ARCHIV FÜR GESCHICHTE DER PHILOSOPHIE UND Soziologie, XXXVIII, 1-2: K. Akamatsu, Wie ist das vernünftige Sollen und die Wissenschaft des Sollens bei Hegel möglich? Zur Kritik der Rikertschen Abhandlung "Über idea listische Politik als Wissenschaft"; Karl Sapper, Hans Drieschs Beweise für die Autonomie des Lebens; Johannes Sauter, Die Ästhetik Franz von Baaders. Ein Beitrag zum romantischen Problem; J. Thöne, Die Quellen der Platonischen Ideedlehre; Lazar Gulkowitsch, Wesen und Entstehung der Qabba Ia; Joan Petrovici, Kant und das rumänische Denken; Georg Lenz, Staat und Gesellschaft bei Bossuet.

ZEITSCHRIFT FÜR PSYCHOLOGIE, CIII, 3-4: W. Peters, Die Entwicklung von Wahrnehmungsleistungen beim Kind; P. Friedmann, Die Raumschwelle der Haut beim Kinde; O. Kroh, Weitere Beiträge zur Psychologie des Haushuhns: G. Ewald, Verstehen und Erklären.

LEVANA, VI, 3: A. Guzzo, “Il Maestro" di Tomasso d'Aquino. Introduzione; E. Godignola, Aporti e noi; M. Casotti, Il moralismo di Rousseau (VII); A. Guzzo, Contro i problemi singoli (Ultima e breve risposta al Prof. Modugno); Y. Colombo, La filosofia nei Licei scientifici; Un Preside, Il problema dei supplenti nelle scuole medie.