The point, again, is to make the case that the period 1880 to 1920 was a golden age for western thought -- in philosophy and in the leavening by philosophy of related intellectual work. I've changed several of the items from my earlier list. I will include some commentary on this version of the list. Again, a caution. The use of UPPER CASE LETTERS for all the published items below does not discriminate among genre or by length. Many of the pieces below are books. But some below are brief articles (such as Harris on education, right at the top). Some are plays, speeches, etc. Roll with it. 1880: Fyodor Dostoyevsky [pictured above], THE BROTHERS KARAMAZOV William Torrey Harris, PSYCHOLOGY OF EDUCATION Commentary: The Harris item was a contribution to the Journal of Sp...