Dewey on Science

Posted on January 10, 2010
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“Dewey on Science” (PDF) It’s a bit of a mystery to me why pragmatism and the pragmatists aren’t a bigger force in contemporary philosophy. There’s been a renaissance of pragmatic scholarship but that hasn’t necessarily leached out in areas beyond semiotics. (Although Lee Smolin is a bit of a Peircean)

Related posts:

1. WaPo on Bruno
2. Lee Smolin on Economics
3. The Pragmatism of Simple Agents
4. The Politics of Pragmatism
5. Morris vs. Peirce
6. Peirce on Limiting the Pragmatic Maxim

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