A Companion to Pragmatism

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Oxford: Wiley-Blackwell (2006)
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_A Companion to Pragmatism,_ comprised of 38 newly commissioned essays, provides comprehensive coverage of one of the most vibrant and exciting fields of philosophy today. Unique in depth and coverage of classical figures and their philosophies as well as pragmatism as a living force in philosophy. Chapters include discussions on philosophers such as John Dewey, Jürgen Habermas and Hilary Putnam

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B832.C55 2006

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9780470798515   9781405188333   9781405153119   9781405116213   1405116218   9780470997079   1405188332

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Chapters

George H. Mead.Gary A. Cook
Introduction : Pragmatism, retrospective, and prospective.  (pages 1–10)Joseph Margolis
Pragmatism as anti-authoritarianism.  (pages 7-20)Richard Rorty
Charles Sanders Peirce.  (pages 13–29)Vincent M. Colapietro
William James.  (pages 30–43)Ellen Kappy Suckiel
F. C. S. Schiller and european pragmatism.  (pages 44–53)John R. Shook
John Dewey.  (pages 54–66)Philip W. Jackson
George Herbert Mead.  (pages 67–78)Gary A. Cook
Jane addams.  (pages 79–86)Marilyn Fischer
Alain L. Locke.  (pages 87–93)Leonard Harris
C. I. Lewis.  (pages 94–100)Murray G. Murphey
W. V. Quine.  (pages 101–107)Roger F. Gibson
Hilary Putnam.  (pages 108–119)Harvey J. Cormier
Jürgen Habermas.  (pages 120–126)Joseph M. Heath
Richard Rorty.  (pages 127–138)Kai Nielsen
Not Cynicism, but Synechism: Lessons from Classical Pragmatism.  (pages 141–153)Susan Haack
Peirce and cartesian rationalism.  (pages 154–165)Douglas R. Anderson
James, empiricism, and absolute idealism.  (pages 166–176)Timothy L. S. Sprigge
Hegel and realism.  (pages 177–183)Kenneth R. Westphal
Dewey, dualism, and naturalism.  (pages 184–192)Thomas M. Alexander
Expressivism and Mead's social self.  (pages 193–201)Mitchell Aboulafia
Marxism and critical theory.  (pages 202–208)Paulo Ghiraldelli
Philosophical hermeneutics.  (pages 209–214)David Vessey
Language, mind, and naturalism in analytic philosophy.  (pages 215–231)Bjørn T. Ramberg
Feminism.  (pages 232–238)Shannon W. Sullivan
Not cynicism, but synechism : Lessons from classical pragmatism.  (pages 239 - 253)Susan Haack
Pluralism, relativism, and historicism.  (pages 239–248)Joseph Margolis
Experience as freedom.  (pages 249–253)John J. McDermott
Intelligence and ethics.  (pages 267–277)Hilary Putnam
Democracy and value inquiry.  (pages 278–289)Ruth Anna Putnam
Liberal democracy.  (pages 290–300)Robert B. Westbrook
Pluralism and deliberative democracy : A pragmatist approach.  (pages 301–316)Judith M. Green
Philosophy as Education.  (pages 317–322)Jim Garrison
Creativity and society.  (pages 323–335)Hans Joas & Erkki Kilpinen
Religious empiricism and naturalism.  (pages 336–351)Nancy K. Frankenberry
Aesthetics.  (pages 352–360)Richard Shusterman
Aesthetic experience and the neurobiology of inquiry.  (pages 361–368)Jay Schulkin
Cognitive science.  (pages 369–377)Mark Johnson
Inquiry, deliberation, and method.  (pages 378–385)Isaac Levi
Pragmatic idealism and metaphysical realism.  (pages 386–397)Nicholas Rescher
Philosophy as education.  (pages 391-406)Jim Garrison
Scientific realism, anti-realism, and empiricism.  (pages 398–409)Cheryl J. Misak

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