Overlapping traditions with divergent implications? Introduction to the special issue on pragmatism and critical realism

Journal of Critical Realism 21 (3):257-260 (2022)
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Intellectual traditions can be seen as complex patchworks of ideas, constructed differently by each observer as they learn about the tradition, and harmonized to an extent through the boundary work...

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