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  1. Why Pragmatists Should Not Be Cyborgs.Mary Magada-Ward - 2014 - Journal of Speculative Philosophy 28 (4):472-488.
    My project is to demonstrate the pragmatic importance of respecting the distinctions between science and myth and fact and fiction. In a country in which intelligent design is still taught as respectable science at some public universities and national figures make claims about “legitimate” rape,1 it is irresponsible to blur the boundaries between myth and science in some all-encompassing notion of “narrative.” Furthermore, its value as a political strategy is negligible because such blurring hinders the realization of those liberatory ideals (...)
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  • In Praise of Pagan Virtues: Toward a Renewed Philosophical Pedagogy.Mary Magada-Ward - 2018 - Journal of Speculative Philosophy 32 (1):200-214.
    ABSTRACT In this article, I argue that an essential part of our obligation as teachers and scholars of philosophy is to insist that the ultimate point of criticism is to foster the development of increasingly better explanations of natural and social phenomena. Doing so, moreover, requires that we cultivate in ourselves and our students a sense of gratitude for the very possibility of human flourishing and scientific advance. I illustrate these claims by showing how Dewey's analysis in Human Nature and (...)
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