This book maps the main movements within the pragmatist tradition. Two distinct forms are identified, that of Peirce and that stemming from James' interpretation of Peirce and seen in the work of Dewey and Rorty.
This book maps the main movements within the pragmatist tradition. Two distinct forms are identified, that of Peirce and that stemming from James' interpretation of Peirce and seen in the work of Dewey and Rorty.
H. O. Mounce lectures in philosophy at the University of Wales, Swansea. He is the author of Wittgenstein's Tractatus: An Introduction.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction 1. Peirce: his background and his account of inquiry 2. Peirce: the theory of signs 3. Peirce: Pragmatism and William James 4. Peirce: metaphysics and cosmology 5. James: background and The Principles of Psychology 6. James: 'The Will to Believe' 7. James: The Varieties of Religious Experience 8. Dewey: background and philosophical psychology 9. Dewey: philosophy and Empiricism 10. Dewey: Radical Empiricism 11. Rorty: the mirror of nature 12. Rorty: hermeneutics and irony 13. Rorty: the history of philosophy Summary and conclusion Notes Bibliography Index
Introduction 1. Peirce: his background and his account of inquiry 2. Peirce: the theory of signs 3. Peirce: Pragmatism and William James 4. Peirce: metaphysics and cosmology 5. James: background and The Principles of Psychology 6. James: 'The Will to Believe' 7. James: The Varieties of Religious Experience 8. Dewey: background and philosophical psychology 9. Dewey: philosophy and Empiricism 10. Dewey: Radical Empiricism 11. Rorty: the mirror of nature 12. Rorty: hermeneutics and irony 13. Rorty: the history of philosophy Summary and conclusion Notes Bibliography Index
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