Pragmatism: from progressivism to postmodernism

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General Introduction Pragmatists and Progressives Introduction by David Depew and Robert Hollinger The Problem of Pragmatism in American History: A Look Back, and a Look Ahead by David A. Hollinger William James and Richard Rorty: Context and Conversation by George Cotkin Community Without Fusion: Dewey, Mead, Tufts by James Campbell Pragmatism, Technology, and Scientism: Are the Methods of the Scientific-Technical Disciplines Relevant to Social Problems by Larry Hickman The Perils of Personality: Lewis Mumford and Politics After Liberalism by Casey Nelson Blake Pragmatism and Positivism Introduction by David Depew Fertile Ground: Pragmatism, Science, and Logical Positivism by Daniel J. Wilson American Philosophy and Its Lost Public by Bruce Kuklick James, Quine, and Analytic Pragmatism by Isaac Nevo Vanishing Frontiers in American Philosophy: Two Dogmas of Idealism by Ralph W. Sleeper The Decline of Evolutionary Naturalism in Later Pragmatism by Randall Auxier Rorty's Pragmatism and the Linguistic Turn by Rickard Donovan Pragmatism and the Postmodern Condition Introduction by David Depew and Robert Hollinger merican Pragmatism and the Humanist Traditions by Konstantine Kolenda Postmodern Pragmatism: Nietzsche, Heidegger, Derrida, and Rorty by Bernd Magnus Richard Rorty's Romantic Pragmatism by Isaac Nevo Pragmatism, Democracy, and the Imagination: Rethinking the Deweyan Legacy by Giles Gunn Theory, Pragmatisms, and Politics by Cornel West Selected Bibliography

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