Book Authors: Jackie Feldman,
Moshe Halbertal
Released: 2007
Book Review:
"This book has a number of signal virtues. First of all, it is extremely well written with an admirable sense for the telling detail. Second, it covers a wide range of topics and authors, many of them not well known today. Third, it is idea-driven history, a discussion shaped so as to make a free-standing philosophical point rather than a mere narrative." - Raymond Geuss, Cambridge University, author of Public Goods, Private Goods --This text refers to the edition. White's picture of pragmatism is distinctive, original, and highly relevant in contemporary philosophy. The new book will be of interest both for systematic philosophers working on philosophy of language, philosophy of science, philosophy of law, or ethics, and for historians of philosophy studying American pragmatism and its influence in twentieth-century thought. (S. Pihlstrom, "Transactions of the Charles S. Peirce Society" ) --This text refers to the edition.
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