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Pragmatism : the classic writings / editor, H. S. Thayer ; Charles Sanders Peirce , William James , Clarence Irving Lewis , John Dewey , Georges Herbert Mead. - New York. : Hackett Publishing Company, c1992. - 383 p. ; 22 cm.

I. Introduction. The development of american pragmatism / John Dewey. p. 23-42. II. Definion and description of pragmatism / Charles Sanders Pierce. p. 48-60. III. The fixation of belief / Charles Sanders Pierce. p. 61-78. IV. How to make our ideas clear / Charles Sanders Pierce. p. 79-100. V. What pragmatism is / Charles Sanders Pierce. p. 101-122. VI. An interview : pragmatism - what it is / William James. p. 131-134. VII. Selections from The principies of psychology / William James. p. 135-185. VIII. The will to believe / William James. p. 186-208. IX. What pragmatism means / William James. p. 209-226. X. Pragmatism's conception of truth / William James. p. 227-244. XI. The tigers in India / William James. p. 245-248. XII. The meaning of the word truth / William James. p. 249-252. XIII. The unit of behavior (The reflex arc concept in psychology) / John Dewey. p. 253-261. XIV. The practical character of reality / John Dewey. p. 275-289. XV. The construction of good / John Dewey. p. 290-315. XVI. The pattern of inquiry / John Dewey. p. 316-336. XVII. Social consciousness and the consciousness of meaning / p. 341-350. XVIII. The social self / John Dewey. p. 351-360. XIX. A pragmatism conception of the A. Priori / John Dewey. 364-375.

ISBN: 0915145375

Subjects--Topical Terms:
LINGUISTICA
ESCRITURA
INGLES
FILOSOFIA

Dewey Class. No.: 421 / PRA 898