Chapter II: Book III

DETAILS. THE CONFESSIONS OF AN UNSCIENTIFIC MIND
I--UNSCIENTIFIC
I--On Being Intelligent in a Library
II--How It Feels
III--How a Specialist Can Be an Educated Man
IV--On Reading Books Through their Backs
V--On Keeping Each Other in Countenance
VI--The Romance of Science
VII--Monads
VIII--Multiplication Tables
II--READING FOR PRINCIPLES
I--On Changing One's Conscience
II--On the Intolerance of Experienced People
III--On Having One's Experience Done Out
IV--On Reading a Newspaper in Ten Minutes
V--General Information
VI--But----
III--READING DOWN THROUGH
I--Inside
II--On Being Lonely with a Book
III--Keeping Other Minds Off
IV--Reading Backwards
IV--READING FOR FACTS
I--Calling the Meeting to Order
II--Symbolic Facts
III--Duplicates: A Principle of Economy
V--READING FOR RESULTS
I--The Blank Paper Frame of Mind
II--The Usefully Unfinished
III--Athletics
VI--READING FOR FEELINGS
I--The Passion of Truth
II--The Topical Point of View
VII--READING THE WORLD TOGETHER
I--Focusing
II--The Human Unit
III--The Higher Cannibalism
IV--Spiritual Thrift
V--The City, the Church, and the College
VI--The Outsiders
VII--Reading the World Together

BOOK IV
WHAT TO DO NEXT
I--See Next Chapter
II--Diagnosis
III--Eclipse
IV--Apocalypse
V--Every Man His Own Genius
VI--An Inclined Plane
VII--Allons