Note 297 — Chapter I · SOLUTIONS AND DISSOLUTIONS

All this has been indicated—with, however, too little emphasis on the reconstructive function of intelligence—by Bertrand Russell in Principles of Social Reconstruction (London, 1916); and more popularly by Max Eastman in Understanding Germany (New York, 1916); it has been put very briefly again and again by Professor Dewey,—e.g., in an essay on “Progress” in the International Journal of Ethics, April, 1916.