Deep conceptual play in James and Hare

Transactions of the Charles S. Peirce Society 46 (1):67-72 (2010)
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To those of us who appreciated Peter Hare a systematic exploration of the themes of his work is sorely overdue. However, when considering the difficulty of providing a genuine intellectual narrative, one finds it hard to deny that the main problem arises in trying to bring his many intellectual strands together. Hare's self-styled "irenic impulse" and his affinity for uncovering relations suggest a figure best described in terms of the pluralism he so often defended. But fundamental to Hare's appreciation for plurality was the idea that even with it unity is a hidden reward. His understanding and hope in this is what allowed him to navigate between opposed philosophical systems so frequently. It is also what led ..

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