Michael G. Festl is a professor of philosophy at the University of St. Gallen. Michael has been a guest researcher in Salzburg, Chicago, and Melbourne. He wrote a book on justice and edited a handbook on pragmatism. He lives with his wife and his four children near Lake Constance.
Inhaltsangabe
1. Pragmatism's Social Philosophy: New Tiles and New Currents Michael G. Festl Part A: Pragmatism and the Birth of Social Philosophy I. Pragmatism and European Philosophy 2. Paul Carus and Pragmatism. A European Philosopher in America James Campbell 3. An Ethics of Exemplarity: Emerson in Germany and the Existentialist Tradition Dennis Sölch 4. "To make us think, in French, things which were very new". Jean Wahl and American Philosophy Moritz Gansen II. Pragmatism and European Sociology 5. Pragmatism and Sociology. The French Debate Claude Gautier and Emmanuel Renault 6. From Pragmatic Maxim to Habit. A Theoretical and Methodological Framework through Peirce and Bourdieu Simone Bernardi della Rosa 7. Florian Znaniecki and American Pragmatism: Mutual Inspirations Agnieszka Hensoldt III. Pragmatism Loved and Hated. The Case of the Frankfurt School 8. American Pragmatism, Sociology of Knowledge, and the Early Frankfurt School Kenneth W. Stikkers 9. American Pragmatism and Frankfurt School Critical Theory: A Family Drama Arvi Särkelä 10. Dewey, Ebbinghaus, and the Frankfurt School: A Controversy over Kant Neither Fought Out nor Exhausted Cedric Braun Part B: The Relevance of Pragmatism for Social Philosophy IV. Pragmatism and Conflict 11. Racism, Colonialism, and the Crisis of Democracy. The Contributions of W.E.B. Du Bois Shannon Sullivan 12. Dynamics of Interaction. What Pragmatism Can Teach Us About Social Conflicts and Their Escalation Lotta Mayer 13. Addams and Gilman. The Foundations of Pragmatism, Feminism, and Social Philosophy Núria Sara Miras Boronat V. Pragmatism and the Public 14. Recent Problems of the Public Henrik Rydenfelt 15. The Affective Side of Political Identities. Pragmatism, Populism, and European Social Theory Matteo Santarelli and Justo Serrano Zamora 16. John Dewey's Economics. A Liberal Critique of Ordoliberalism Christopher Gohl
1. Pragmatism's Social Philosophy: New Tiles and New Currents Michael G. Festl Part A: Pragmatism and the Birth of Social Philosophy I. Pragmatism and European Philosophy 2. Paul Carus and Pragmatism. A European Philosopher in America James Campbell 3. An Ethics of Exemplarity: Emerson in Germany and the Existentialist Tradition Dennis Sölch 4. "To make us think, in French, things which were very new". Jean Wahl and American Philosophy Moritz Gansen II. Pragmatism and European Sociology 5. Pragmatism and Sociology. The French Debate Claude Gautier and Emmanuel Renault 6. From Pragmatic Maxim to Habit. A Theoretical and Methodological Framework through Peirce and Bourdieu Simone Bernardi della Rosa 7. Florian Znaniecki and American Pragmatism: Mutual Inspirations Agnieszka Hensoldt III. Pragmatism Loved and Hated. The Case of the Frankfurt School 8. American Pragmatism, Sociology of Knowledge, and the Early Frankfurt School Kenneth W. Stikkers 9. American Pragmatism and Frankfurt School Critical Theory: A Family Drama Arvi Särkelä 10. Dewey, Ebbinghaus, and the Frankfurt School: A Controversy over Kant Neither Fought Out nor Exhausted Cedric Braun Part B: The Relevance of Pragmatism for Social Philosophy IV. Pragmatism and Conflict 11. Racism, Colonialism, and the Crisis of Democracy. The Contributions of W.E.B. Du Bois Shannon Sullivan 12. Dynamics of Interaction. What Pragmatism Can Teach Us About Social Conflicts and Their Escalation Lotta Mayer 13. Addams and Gilman. The Foundations of Pragmatism, Feminism, and Social Philosophy Núria Sara Miras Boronat V. Pragmatism and the Public 14. Recent Problems of the Public Henrik Rydenfelt 15. The Affective Side of Political Identities. Pragmatism, Populism, and European Social Theory Matteo Santarelli and Justo Serrano Zamora 16. John Dewey's Economics. A Liberal Critique of Ordoliberalism Christopher Gohl
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