Philosophy in experience: American philosophy in transition

Richard E. Hart and Douglas R. Anderson

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Frontmatter
Preface (page ix)
Introduction: American Philosophy in Transition (Carl R. Hausman, page 1)
LOOKING BACKWARD
- 1. Tradition: First Steps Towards a Pragmaticistic Clarification (Vincent M. Colapietro, page 14)
CONCEPTIONS OF THE SELF
- 2. Incarnation, Difference, and Identity: Materialism, Self, and the Life of Spirit (Kathleen Wallace, page 49)
- 3. Peirce and Representative Persons (Douglas R. Anderson, page 77)
THE PLACE OF COMMUNITY
- 4. James Hayden Tufts on the Social Mission of the University (James Campbell, page 91)
- 5. Community, Identity, and Difference: Pragmatic Social Thought in Transition (John J. Stuhr, page 106)
INTERPRETATION
- 6. Peirce's Sign and the Process of Interpretation (Felicia E. Kruse, page 128)
- 7. Buchler's The Main of Light: The Role of Metaphysics in Literary Theory and Interpretation (Richard E. Hart, page 153)
AN AESTHETIC DIMENSION
- 8. Beyond the Death of Art: Community and the Ecology of the Self (Thomas M. Alexander, page 175)
- 9. Aesthetic Form Revisited: John Dewey's Metaphysics of Art (Armen T. Marsoobian, page 195)
RECONSTRUCTING METAPHYSICS
- 10. The Use and Abuse of Modernity: Postmodernism and the American Philosophic Tradition (John Ryder, page 225)
- 11. Reclaiming Metaphysics for the Present: Postmodernism, Time, and American Thought (Gary S. Calore, page 241)
LOOKING FORWARD
- 12. Classical American Metaphysics: Retrospect and Prospect (Robert S. Corrington, page 260)

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Published: 1997

Publisher: Fordham University Press

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