Hegel and Pragmatism

In Stephen Houlgate & Michael Baur (eds.), A Companion to Hegel. Malden, MA: Wiley‐Blackwell. pp. 556–575 (2011)
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Hegel and pragmatism ‐ relation between Hegel and pragmatism, fraught and complex   roots of American Hegelianism ‐ origins of pragmatism in late nineteenth century, being intertwined   Descartes, making central ‐ number of ruling intuitions of epistemology   “Some Consequences of Four Incapacities” of 1868 ‐ Peirce contrasting Cartesian approach with that of Scholastics   Peirce's anti‐Cartesian conception of epistemology ‐ full implications of that conception   Houlgate arguing, Hegel can be viewed ‐ as attempting to complete Kantian project of radical self‐criticism   Phenomenology of Spirit, making clear ‐ his fundamental opposition to Cartesianism   Cartesian approach, dubious coherence ‐ motivating its reflective investigation of our capacities   Cartesian doubt ‐ providing a motivation for rejection of all assumptions   Hegel, writing about the way presuppositions ‐ pose a threat to “free thought”

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