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Contemporary Pragmatism Vol. 2, Issue 2 (Single Issue).
SHOOK, John R. and Paulo GHIRALDELLI, Jr.
Amsterdam/New York, NY, 2005, IV, 177
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Contemporary Pragmatism 2:2
Contents
Symposium on Nicholas Rescher
Richard M. GALE: The Cognitive Pragmatism of Nicholas Rescher
Larry A. HICKMAN: What Sort of Pragmatist is Nicholas Rescher?
Michele MARSONET: Rescher’s Evolutionary Epistemology
Cheryl MISAK: Rescher and Objective Pragmatism
Alexander R. PRUSS: Ultimate Explanations
Nicholas RESCHER: Replies to Symposium Participants
The Fun of American Philosophy
Mary MAGADA-WARD: Helping Thought and Keeping it Pragmatical, or, Why Experience Plays Practical Jokes
Jessica WAHMAN: “We Are All Mad Here”: Santayana and the Significance of Humor
Cynthia GAYMAN: Not so Funny: A Deweyan Response
Articles
Hugh P. MCDONALD: The Problem with “Brain”
Mitchell ABOULAFIA: From Folk Psychology to Deontology: Nancy Fraser on Redistribution and Recognition
Frank X. RYAN: Fathoming the Bottomless Lake of Consciousness: The Phenomenological Pragmatism of Robert E. Innis
Review Essay
Yusuf OZ: The Legacy of Wittgenstein: Pragmatism or Deconstruction
Book Reviews
Anthony GRAYBOSCH: Review of Richard Shusterman, Pragmatist Aesthetics: Living Beauty, Rethinking Art, 2nd edn
Colin KOOPMAN: Review of John J. Stuhr, Pragmatism, Postmodernism, and the Future of Philosophy
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