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The rich, we know, pass into heaven only with great difficulty. M.I.T. and its component parts are well-endowed, receive solicitous attention from the richest foundations, and capitalize on the magic of the hardware sciences. Moreover, academic research organizations that claim a rationale beyond mere housekeeping must be viewed suspiciously; their rationalization comes glibly. Withal, the Center for International Studies of M.I.T. has risen above these conditions over the years. The pragmatic theory of making meaning out of process and shaping process from meaning is manifest in this statement of the Center's philosophy, from its Eighth Annual Report.

The Philosophy of George Herbert Mead (1863–1931): -- Mead's Doctrine of the Past: -- Symbolic Forms; Cassirer and Santayana: -- In Defense of Santayana's Theory of Expression: -- Activity as a Source of Knowledge in American Pragmatism: -- A Brief Introduction to the Philosophy of Martin Heidegger:.