Many articles and essays also appeared as chapters in several of Randall's books
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The Aesthetic Attitude Toward Life
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Are Religious Dogmas Cognitive and Meaningful?
Aristotle:
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t.ms. (original)
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t.ms. (carbon)
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revisions, Front matter and miscellaneous typescripts
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related material
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reviews
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The Art of Language and the Linguistic Situation. . .(Matchette Lecture, Wesleys)
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Arthur Lovejoy and the History of Ideas
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Autobiography, 196O
The Career of Philosophy:
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Cassirer's Theory of History (1949)
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Churches and the Liberal Tradition (1948)
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College Essays-English and German (with several notes by Carl Van Doren)
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College Essays-Philosophy
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The Cultural Functions of Philosophy (Matchette Lecture)
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Dean Woodbridge (1940)
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Deism
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The Department of Philosophy (1954 see also "The Faculty…")
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The Development of Scientific Method in the School of Padua, 1940
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Dualism in Metaphysics and Practical Philosophy
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An Empirical and Naturalistic Theory of Signs, Signification Universals and Symbols
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Empirical Pluralism and Unifications of Nature (1945)
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Essays in Intellectual History
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The Ethical Challenge of a Pluralistic Society (1959 ?)
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F. H. Bradley and the Working-out of Absolute Idealism (1967)
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The Faculty of Philosophy (1954 see also "The Department. . .")
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Frank Tannenbaum: American Social Philosopher
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Freedom and Leadership in Teaching (1935)
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George Santayana: Naturalizing the Imagination (1953)
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Hellenistic Ways of Deliverance-2 folders
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History and the Social Sciences (1949)
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How Philosophy Uses its Past (1963)
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Humanist Symposium (1959 Corliss Lamont, ed.)
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The Idea of Pluralism (1958)
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The Impact of the War on the American Mind (ca. 1946 outline), ca. 1946
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Intellectual Choice
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Journal-Italy, I926. a.ms. and t.ms
The Making of the Modern Mind:
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The Meaning of Human History (1950)
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The Meaning of Religion for Man
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Memorials (John J. Coss, John Dewey, F.J.E.Woodbridge)
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Metaphysics and Language (1967)
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Naturalistic Humanism, 1953
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Nature and Historical Experience-t.ms.
Nature and Historical Experience:
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t.ms. (final)
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related material
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reviews and printed material
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The Nature of Metaphysics 1956 and 1946, 1956, 1946
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NeoKantian Social Philosophy. . .(1919 Masters Thesis)
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On Being Rejected (1953 ?)
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On Understanding the History of Philosophy (1938 ?)
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Our Changing Civilization (1929)
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Padua Lectures (1940-1967)
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Paul Oskar Kristeller (1969)
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Personal Liberty and Social Control in an Industrial Age
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Philosophy and Religion (for Great Ideas Today, 1963)
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The Place of Leonardo da Vinci...(1953)
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Plato: Dramatist of the Life of Reason (1968-1969)
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Plato and the Revolutionary Spirit
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Poems
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Qualities, Qualification and the Aesthetic Transaction (1953 1956)
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Religio Mathematici: The Geometrical World of Malebranche
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Religion and the Modern World
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Religious Consequences of Newton's Thought, 1966-1967
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Reviews and Related Items
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The Role of Knowledge in Western Religion-t.ms. C19553 (Oberlin Lectures)
The Role of Knowledge, in Western Religion:
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t.ms. (revised, ca. 1958)
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t.ms. (final)
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related material (1958-1959)
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The Role of Science in Modern Life
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The School of Padua and the Emergence of Modern Science
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Schleiermacher: His Message for Today (1917 Senior College Essay)
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Spinoza and Current Problems-lecture, 2 December 1958 Jewish Theological Seminar, December 1958
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Substance as a Cooperation of Process (1943 1956)
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Talking and Looking (1956)
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Theory of History: (1939-Philosophical Club)
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Toward a Functional Naturalism
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The Twelfth International Congress of Philosophy (Italy, 1958)
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Unifying Factors in the Development of Modern Ideas (1940 Univ. of Pennsylvania.)
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What is the Temper of Humanism? (l970)
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What the Philosophy of History Is…
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Why There is No Such Thing as History
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The World to be Unified (1954)
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The Wrong and the Bad, 1954
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Miscellaneous
Notes-Grade School and High School:
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Algebra and Trigonometry
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Biology
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Chemistry
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English
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Geometry
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German
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History and Civics
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Latin
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Physics
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Science
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Miscellaneous
Notes -- Undergraduate and Graduate:
Manuscripts by Others:
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General
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Kristeller, Paul O.
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Tillich, Paul
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About or Citing J.H. Randall, Jr
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J.H.Randall, Jr.-Festschrift