| CHAP. | PAGE |
| PREFACE | v |
| I. THE AIMS OF EDUCATION—A PLEA FOR REFORM (Presidential Address to the Mathematical Association, January, 1916.) |
1 |
| II. TECHNICAL EDUCATION AND ITS RELATION TO SCIENCE AND LITERATURE (Presidential Address to the Mathematical Association, January, 1917.) |
29 |
| III. A POLYTECHNIC IN WAR-TIME (Address at the Prize Distribution, Borough Polytechnic Institute, Southwark, February, 1917.) |
58 |
| IV. THE MATHEMATICAL CURRICULUM (Presidential Address to the London Branch of the Mathematical Association, 1912.) |
69 |
| V. THE PRINCIPLES OF MATHEMATICS IN RELATION TO ELEMENTARY TEACHING (Paper read in the Educational Section of the International Congress of Mathematicians, Cambridge, 1912.) |
92 |
| VI. THE ORGANISATION OF THOUGHT (Presidential Address to Section A, British Association, Newcastle, 1916; also read subsequently before the Aristotelian Society.) |
105 |
| VII. THE ANATOMY OF SOME SCIENTIFIC IDEAS | 134 |
| VIII. SPACE, TIME, AND RELATIVITY (Paper read to Section A at the Manchester Meeting of Section A, 1915; also, with the appended Commentary, read subsequently before the Aristotelian Society.) |
191 |