This book shows what it means to be an American philosopher by bringing key figures of contemporary American philosophy together to reflect upon the meaning and import of their life's work.
This book shows what it means to be an American philosopher by bringing key figures of contemporary American philosophy together to reflect upon the meaning and import of their life's work.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Phillip McReynolds is assistant professor of philosophy at the University of North Carolina Charlotte. He has published articles and book chapters on the philosophy of technology, philosophy and film, and other topics in a pragmatist vein. The conversations, which have been edited for inclusion in this book, were the basis for his documentary film, American Philosopher.
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Introduction: Finding Philosophy's Place 1. Cultivating the Experience of Philosophy in America: John E. Smith 2. Philosophy as Self-Creation: Richard Rorty 3. There are No Nobel Prizes in Philosophy (And There Shouldn't Be): Hilary Putnam 4. Philosophy as Problem Solving: John Lachs 5. The Philosopher as Heretic and Cultural Explorer: Douglas Anderson 6. Family Ties and Improvisation in Philosophy: Vincent Colapietro 7. Anything Goes: Joseph Margolis 8. Beyond Theory and Praxis: Richard Bernstein 9. From Pastors to Professionals: James Campbell 10. Philosophers as World Travelers: Judith Green 11. Beyond Ontological Insecurity: Bruce Wilshire 12. Embodying Philosophy in America: Richard Shusterman 13. Practical Philosophy: Lucius Outlaw on Keeping Mind and Body Together in a Racist Society 14. Philosophy as Technology for Living: Larry Hickman 15. Philosophy and Social Vision: Erin McKenna on Practical Utopianism 16. American Anarchist: Crispin Sartwell
Introduction: Finding Philosophy's Place 1. Cultivating the Experience of Philosophy in America: John E. Smith 2. Philosophy as Self-Creation: Richard Rorty 3. There are No Nobel Prizes in Philosophy (And There Shouldn't Be): Hilary Putnam 4. Philosophy as Problem Solving: John Lachs 5. The Philosopher as Heretic and Cultural Explorer: Douglas Anderson 6. Family Ties and Improvisation in Philosophy: Vincent Colapietro 7. Anything Goes: Joseph Margolis 8. Beyond Theory and Praxis: Richard Bernstein 9. From Pastors to Professionals: James Campbell 10. Philosophers as World Travelers: Judith Green 11. Beyond Ontological Insecurity: Bruce Wilshire 12. Embodying Philosophy in America: Richard Shusterman 13. Practical Philosophy: Lucius Outlaw on Keeping Mind and Body Together in a Racist Society 14. Philosophy as Technology for Living: Larry Hickman 15. Philosophy and Social Vision: Erin McKenna on Practical Utopianism 16. American Anarchist: Crispin Sartwell
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