An edition of Themes in American philosophy (1970)

Themes in American philosophy

purpose, experience, and community

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Themes in American philosophy
John Edwin Smith
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An edition of Themes in American philosophy (1970)

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Harper & Row
Language
English
Pages
248

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Table of Contents

Purpose in American philosophy.
Radical empiricism.
Three types and two dogmas of empiricism.
William James as philosophical psychologist.
Charles S. Peirce: community and reality.
The contemporary significance of Royce's theory of the self.
The course of American philosophy.
The philosophy of religion in America.

Edition Notes

Includes bibliographical references.

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New York
Series
Harper torchbooks, TB1466

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Dewey Decimal Class
191
Library of Congress
B851 .S49

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Pagination
vii, 248 p.
Number of pages
248

ID Numbers

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OL4436993M
LCCN
79091234
Library Thing
98312

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