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Informationen zum Autor Peter T. Manicas Klappentext This volume rescues an often misunderstood, underappreciated, and radical John Dewey. It centers on his rejection of traditional epistemology for his original and powerful view of 'logic' with serious implications for general philosophy, the philosophy of the human sciences, including psychology, and the philosophy of democracy. Zusammenfassung This volume rescues an often misunderstood! underappreciated! and radical John Dewey. It centers on his rejection of traditional epistemology for his original and powerful view of 'logic' with serious implications for general philosophy! the philosophy of the human sciences! including psychology! and the philosophy of democracy. Inhaltsverzeichnis Chapter 1 Table of Contents Chapter 2 Acknowledgments Chapter 3 Introduction Part 4 I: Pragmatism and Science Chapter 5 1. Pragmatic Philosophy of Science and the Charge of Scientism Chapter 6 2. John Dewey and American Psychology Chapter 7 3. John Dewey and American Social Science Chapter 8 4. Culture and Nature Part 9 II: Not Another Epistemology Chapter 10 5. Naturalism and Subjectivism Chapter 11 6. Naturalizing Epistemology: Recent Developments in Psychology and the Sociology of Knowledge Part 12 III: Democracy Chapter 13 7. American Democracy: A New Spirit in the World Chapter 14 8. John Dewey: Anarchism and the Political State Chapter 15 9. Philosophy and Politics: A Historical Approach to Marx and Dewey Chapter 16 10. John Dewey and Problem of Justice Chapter 17 11. Liberalism's Discontent: America in Search for the Past that Never Was Part 18 IV: Why Not Dewey? Chapter 19 12. The Evasion of Philosophy Chapter 20 13. Democratic Hope Chapter 21 14. Analytic Pragmatism Chapter 22 15. Post-Modern Pragmatism Chapter 23 References Chapter 24 Index
