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Informationen zum Autor Edited by Roberto Frega - Contributions by Douglas Anderson; Giovanni Maddalena; David L. Hildebrand; Rosa Maria Calcaterra; Joseph Margolis; Sami Pihlströ M; Rossella Fabbrichesi; Frederic R. Kellogg and Randall Auxier Klappentext In a series of ten articles from leading American and European scholars, Pragmatist Epistemologies explores the central themes of epistemology in the pragmatist tradition through a synthesis of new and old pragmatist thought, engaging contemporary issues while exploring from a historical perspective. It opens a new avenue of research in contemporary pragmatism continuous with the main figures of pragmatist tradition and incorporating contemporary trends in philosophy. Students and scholars of American philosophy will find this book indispensable. Inhaltsverzeichnis Chapter 1 Introduction to the Volume Chapter 2 Chapter 1. Peirce! Observation! and the Discipline of Writing Chapter 3 Chapter 2. Vague/Analytic/Synthetic: Peirce versus Kant Chapter 4 Chapter 3. Could Experience Be More than a Method? Dewey's Practical Starting Point Chapter 5 Chapter 4. The Conceptual Pragmatism of C. I. Lewis Chapter 6 Chapter 5. A New Answer to the Question! What is Moral Philosophy? Chapter 7 Chapter 6. A Pragmatist Realist Epistemology Chapter 8 Chapter 7. Evolutionary Prolegomena to a Pragmatist Epistemology of Belief Chapter 9 Chapter 8. Truth Effects: The Darwinian Revolution and Its Impact on Pragmatism Chapter 10 Chapter 9. Legal Fallibilism: Law as a Form of Community Inquiry Chapter 11 Chapter 10. Two Types of Pragmatism
