A Companion to PragmatismISBN: 978-1-4051-1621-3
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448 pages
January 2006, Wiley-Blackwell
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List of Contributors.
Preface.
Notes on Abbreviations.
Introduction: Pragmatism, Retrospective, and Prospective: Joseph Margolis (Temple University).
Section I: Major Figures.
1. Charles Sanders Peirce: Vincent Colapietro (Pennsylvania State University).
2. William James: Ellen Kappy Suckiel (University of California, Santa Cruz).
3. F. C. S. Schiller and European Pragmatists: John Shook (Oklahoma State University).
4. John Dewey: Philip W. Jackson (University of Chicago).
5. George H. Mead: Gary Cook (Beloit College).
6. Jane Addams: Marilyn Fischer (University of Dayton).
7. Alain Locke: Leonard Harris (Purdue University).
8. C. I. Lewis: Murray Murphey (University of Pennsylvania).
9. W. V. Quine: Roger Gibson (Washington University).
10. Hilary Putnam: Harvey Cormier (SUNY at Stony Brook).
11. Jurgen Habermas: Joseph Heath (University of Toronto).
12. Richard Rorty: Kai Nielsen (Concordia University).
Section II: Transforming Philosophy.
13. Not Cynicism, but Synechism: Lessons From Peirce: Susan Haack (University of Miami).
14. Peirce and Cartesian Rationalism: Douglas Anderson (Pennsylvania State University).
15. James, Empiricism, and Absolute Idealism: Timothy Sprigge (University of Edinburgh).
16. Hegel and Realism: Kenneth Westphal (University of East Anglia).
17. Dewey, Dualism, and Naturalism: Tom Alexander (Southern Illinois University at Carbondale).
18. Expressivism and Mead's Social Self: Mitchell Aboulafia (Pennsylvania State University).
19. Marxism and Critical Theory: Paulo Ghiraldelli, Jr. (Santa Marcelina College of Arts, Brazil).
20. Philosophical Hermeneutics: David Vessey (University of Chicago).
21. Analytic Philosophy: Bj?rn T. Ramberg (University of Oslo).
22. Feminism: Shannon Sullivan (Pennsylvania State University).
23. Pluralism, Relativism, and Historicism: Joseph Margolis (Temple University).
24. Experience as Freedom: John McDermott (Texas A&M University).
Section III: Culture and Nature.
25. Pragmatism as Anti-Authoritarianism: Richard Rorty (Stanford University).
26. Intelligence and Ethics: Hilary Putnam (Harvard University).
27. Democracy and Value Inquiry: Ruth Anna Putnam (Wellesley College).
28. Liberal Democracy: Robert Westbrook (University of Rochester).
29. Pluralism and Deliberative Democracy: Judith Green (Fordham University).
30. Philosophy as Education: Jim Garrison (Virginia Tech University).
31. Creativity and Society: Hans Joas (Universitat Erfurt) and Erkki Kilpinen (University of Helsinki).
32. Religious Empiricism and Naturalism: Nancy Frankenberry (Dartmouth College).
33. Aesthetics: Richard Shusterman (Florida Atlantic University).
34. Aesthetic Experience and the Neurobiology of Inquiry: Jay Schulkin (Georgetown University).
35. Cognitive Science: Mark Johnson (University of Oregon).
36. Inquiry, Deliberation, and Method: Isaac Levi (Columbia University).
37. Pragmatic Idealism and Metaphysical Realism: Nicholas Rescher (University of Pittsburgh).
38. Scientific Realism, Antirealism, and Empiricism: Cheryl Misak (University of Toronto).
Name Index.
Subject Index
Preface.
Notes on Abbreviations.
Introduction: Pragmatism, Retrospective, and Prospective: Joseph Margolis (Temple University).
Section I: Major Figures.
1. Charles Sanders Peirce: Vincent Colapietro (Pennsylvania State University).
2. William James: Ellen Kappy Suckiel (University of California, Santa Cruz).
3. F. C. S. Schiller and European Pragmatists: John Shook (Oklahoma State University).
4. John Dewey: Philip W. Jackson (University of Chicago).
5. George H. Mead: Gary Cook (Beloit College).
6. Jane Addams: Marilyn Fischer (University of Dayton).
7. Alain Locke: Leonard Harris (Purdue University).
8. C. I. Lewis: Murray Murphey (University of Pennsylvania).
9. W. V. Quine: Roger Gibson (Washington University).
10. Hilary Putnam: Harvey Cormier (SUNY at Stony Brook).
11. Jurgen Habermas: Joseph Heath (University of Toronto).
12. Richard Rorty: Kai Nielsen (Concordia University).
Section II: Transforming Philosophy.
13. Not Cynicism, but Synechism: Lessons From Peirce: Susan Haack (University of Miami).
14. Peirce and Cartesian Rationalism: Douglas Anderson (Pennsylvania State University).
15. James, Empiricism, and Absolute Idealism: Timothy Sprigge (University of Edinburgh).
16. Hegel and Realism: Kenneth Westphal (University of East Anglia).
17. Dewey, Dualism, and Naturalism: Tom Alexander (Southern Illinois University at Carbondale).
18. Expressivism and Mead's Social Self: Mitchell Aboulafia (Pennsylvania State University).
19. Marxism and Critical Theory: Paulo Ghiraldelli, Jr. (Santa Marcelina College of Arts, Brazil).
20. Philosophical Hermeneutics: David Vessey (University of Chicago).
21. Analytic Philosophy: Bj?rn T. Ramberg (University of Oslo).
22. Feminism: Shannon Sullivan (Pennsylvania State University).
23. Pluralism, Relativism, and Historicism: Joseph Margolis (Temple University).
24. Experience as Freedom: John McDermott (Texas A&M University).
Section III: Culture and Nature.
25. Pragmatism as Anti-Authoritarianism: Richard Rorty (Stanford University).
26. Intelligence and Ethics: Hilary Putnam (Harvard University).
27. Democracy and Value Inquiry: Ruth Anna Putnam (Wellesley College).
28. Liberal Democracy: Robert Westbrook (University of Rochester).
29. Pluralism and Deliberative Democracy: Judith Green (Fordham University).
30. Philosophy as Education: Jim Garrison (Virginia Tech University).
31. Creativity and Society: Hans Joas (Universitat Erfurt) and Erkki Kilpinen (University of Helsinki).
32. Religious Empiricism and Naturalism: Nancy Frankenberry (Dartmouth College).
33. Aesthetics: Richard Shusterman (Florida Atlantic University).
34. Aesthetic Experience and the Neurobiology of Inquiry: Jay Schulkin (Georgetown University).
35. Cognitive Science: Mark Johnson (University of Oregon).
36. Inquiry, Deliberation, and Method: Isaac Levi (Columbia University).
37. Pragmatic Idealism and Metaphysical Realism: Nicholas Rescher (University of Pittsburgh).
38. Scientific Realism, Antirealism, and Empiricism: Cheryl Misak (University of Toronto).
Name Index.
Subject Index
