Pragmatism and the social sciences

a century of influences and interactions, vol. 1

Roberto Frega, Filipe C. Da Silva

American social science

the irrelevance of pragmatism

Peter Manicas

Neo-pragmatim and phenomenology

a proposal

Patrick Baert

Pragmatic e-pistols

Eugene Halton

Pragmatism, law, and morality

the lessons of Buck V. Bell

Susan Haack

Piecing together a genealogical puzzle

intersectionality and american pragmatism

Patricia Hill Collins

Of president Barack H. Obama and others

public policy, race-talk, and pragmatism

Bill E. Lawson

Through the eyes of mad men

simulation, interaction, and ethics

Mitchell Aboulafia

Towards a social externalism

pragmatism and ethnomethodology

Louis Quéré

Between political inquiry and democratic faith

a pragmatist approach to visualizing publics

James Johnson

Dewey, economic democracy, and the mondragon cooperatives

Kenneth W. Stikkers

Can patients and psychiatrists be friends?

a pragmatist viewpoint

David H. Brendel

Richard Bernstein and the challenges of a broadened pragmatism

Roberto Frega

Objective truth and the practice relativity of justification in the pragmatic turn

James R. O’Shea, James O'Shea

A pragmatic party

on Richard Bernstein's the pragmatic turn

Ramón del Castillo

Richard J. Bernstein on ethics and philosophy between the linguistic and the pragmatic turn

Sarin Marchetti

Continuing the conversation

Richard Bernstein

Beyond physicalism and dualism?

Putnam's pragmatic pluralism and the philosophy of mind

David Ludwig

Logic, ethics and aesthetics

some consequences of Kant's critiques in Peirce's early pragmatism

Vitaly Kiryushchenko

Legal judgment as a philosophical archetype

a pragmatist analysis of three theses

Giovanni Tuzet

Rosa M. Calcaterra (ed.) new perspectives on pragmatism and analytic philosophy

Anna Boncompagni

Filipe Carreira da Silva, Mead and modernity

Anna M. Nieddu

George Herbert Mead, The philosophy of education

Filipe C. Da Silva

J. Shook and J. Good (eds.), John Dewey's philosophy of spirit, with the 1897 lecture on Hegel

fordham university press, new york 2010, 197 pages

Roberto Gronda