American Philosophy from Edwards to Dewey: An Introduction |
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Preface | 1 |
Puritanism and Determination | 9 |
Enlightenment and Freedom | 29 |
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Abductive reasoning according to Peirce action aesthetic American philosophy argues asserts basic beauty belief character Charles Sanders Peirce Chauncey Wright claims Collected Papers conceived concept concern conclusion consequences critical critical realism deism democracy detachment determined Dewey's dialectical divine Emerson Enlightenment Essays essence ethics evil example existence experience experimental fact fallibilism false freedom genuine George Santayana human Ibid idealism ideas important individual infinite inquiry intellectual intelligent interpretation intuition involves Jefferson John Dewey Jonathan Edwards Josiah Royce knowledge logical loyalty man's material matter meaning mental metaphysics mind moral Morris Cohen mystical natural naturalistic never object Peirce's pragmatism practical pragmatic method principle priori problems psychology pure Puritanism radical empiricism rational realism reality realm reason religion religious requires Royce's Santayana scientific method Sidney Hook significance simply skepticism social spirit tender-minded theory things thinkers thinking thought tion transcendentalism transcendentalists universe whole William James York