Symbolism, its meaning and effect: Barbour-Page lectures, University of Virginia, 1927

Frontmatter\nCHAPTER I (page 1)\n	1. Kinds of Symbolism (page 1)\n	2. Symbolism and Perception (page 2)\n	3. On Methodology (page 5)\n	4. Fallibility of Symbolism (page 6)\n	5. Definition of Symbolism (page 7)\n	6. Experience as Activity (page 9)\n	7. Language (page 10)\n	8. Presentational Immediacy (page 13)\n	9. Perceptive Experience (page 16)\n	10. Symbolic Reference in Perceptive Experience (page 18)\n	11. Mental and Physical (page 20)\n	12. Roles of Sense-Data and Space in Presentational Immediacy (page 21)\n	13. Objectification (page 25)\nCHAPTER II (page 30)\n	1. Hume on Causal Efficacy (page 30)\n	2. Kant and Causal Efficacy (page 37)\n	3. Direct Perception of Causal Efficacy (page 39)\n	4. Primitiveness of Causal Efficacy (page 43)\n	5. The Intersection of the Mode of Perception (page 49)\n	6. Localization (page 53)\n	7. The Contrast Between Accurate Definition and Importance (page 56)\n	8. Conclusion (page 59)\nCHAPTER III (page 60)\n	Uses of Symbolism (page 60)