What Can Pragmatists Hope for in a Boundless World?
While pragmatists accept the tragic and boundless nature of a constantly changing and foundationless reality, William James offers hope in a naturalized theism.
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While pragmatists accept the tragic and boundless nature of a constantly changing and foundationless reality, William James offers hope in a naturalized theism.
Read MoreA long-time friend and former student of the eminent pragmatist philosopher Richard Bernstein reflects on her mentor’s commitment to pluralism and love of children.
Read MoreAdvocates of community supported agriculture believe their radical model addresses many of the problems that plague large-scale farming today.
Read MoreEmbedded into every tool is an ideological bias, and unless we continually re-evaluate new technologies, we may end up within a technopoly.
Read MoreWhile the phrase “It could be worse” can provide us comfort, it may lead to less effective and less ethical forms of consolation.
Read MoreWar and Peace is rooted in Tolstoy’s longing for the infinite and universal. Yet, it reveals our need to focus on the concrete and mundane.
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