Pragmatism and naturalism : scientific and social inquiry after representationalism /
Distinguished scholars evaluate the contribution pragmatism can make to a viable naturalism, exploring what distinguishes pragmatic naturalism from other naturalisms. They examine pragmatism's distinctive form of nonreductive naturalism and consider its merits for the study of religion, democra...
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New York :
Columbia University Press
[2018]
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| 在线阅读: | https://www.jstor.org/stable/10.7312/bagg18188 |
书本目录:
- Intro; Table of Contents; Acknowledgments; Introduction, by Matthew C. Bagger; Part I: The Classical Pragmatists and Naturalism; 1. Instinct and Inquiry: A Reconsideration of Peirce's Mature Religious Naturalism, by Michael L. Raposa; 2. Religious Apologetic, Naturalism, and Inquiry in the Thought of William James, by Matthew C. Bagger; 3. Deweyan Naturalism, by Philip Kitcher; Part II: Pragmatism and the Study of Religion; 4. Pragmatism, Naturalism, and Genealogy in the Study of Religion, by Wayne Proudfoot; 5. Language, Method, and Pragmatism in the Study of Religion, by Scott Davis
- Part III: Pragmatism and Democracy6. Reading Wayne Proudfoot's Religious Experience: Naturalism and the Limits of Democratic Discourse, by Jonathon Kahn; 7. Public Reason and Dialectical Pragmatism, by Jeffrey Stout; Part IV: Pragmatism and the Philosophy of Religion; 8. The Fate of Radical Empricism and the Future of Pragmatic Naturalism, by Nancy Frankenberry; 9. Nonconceptualism and Religious Experience: Kant, Schleiermacher, Proudfoot, by Terry F. Godlove; 10. The Oracle and the Inner Teacher: Piecemeal Naturalism, by James Wetzel; Contributors; Index