Pragmatism and the cold war
In C. J. Misak (ed.), The Oxford Handbook of American Philosophy. Oxford University Press (2008)
| Abstract | This is a short essay written for the forthcoming *Handbook of American Pragmatism* (Cheryl Misak, ed., Oxford University Press). The author argues that the standard narrative, according to which pragmatism went into eclipse in the years of the Cold War is nonviable. | |||||||||
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