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Download an Excel© spreadsheet containing the full tables of content (including book reviews) for the Transactions (issues published from 1965 to spring 2005), compiled by Douglas Niño, Universidad Jorge Tadeo Lozano and Universidad Nacional de Colombia (e-mail: edison.nino@utadeo.edu.co)
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| VOLUME 48, NO. 3 SUMMER 2012 |
| Risto Hilpinen, "2012 Presidential Address: Types and Token: On the Identity and Meaning of Names and Other Words" (259-284) |
| Vincent Colapietro, "The Proof of the Pudding: An Essay in Honor of Richard S. Robin" (285-309) |
| T. L. Short, "Normative Science?" (310-334) |
| Robert Sinclair, "Quine and Conceptual Pragmatism" (335-355) |
| Eric Steinhart, "Royce's Model of the Absolute" (356-384) |
| Book Reviews |
| Paul Forster, Peirce and the Threat of Nominalism; by T. L. Short (385-387) |
| Mateusz Wsz. Oleksy, Realism and Individualism. Charles S. Peirce and the Threat of Modern Nominalism; by Rosa Maria Mayorga (387-391) |
| Larry Hickman, Matthew Caleb Flamm, Krzyszof Piotr Skowronski, and Jennifer A. Rea, eds., The Continuing Relevance of John Dewey: Reflections on Aesthetics, Morality, Science, and Society; by James Good (391-394) |
| Donald Viney and Jincheol O, eds., Charles Hartshorne, Creative Experiencing: A Philosophy of Freedom; by Daniel Dombrowski (394-396) |
| Kristen Case, American Pragmatism and Poetic Practice: Crosscurrents from Emerson to Susan Howe; by Peter Swirski (396-399)
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| Minutes of the Business Meeting, Charles Sanders Peirce Society, 5 April 2012 |
| VOLUME 48, NO. 2 SPRING 2012 |
| Steven Levine, "Brandom's Pragmatism" (125-140) |
| Carol Hay, "Consonances Between Liberalism and Pragmatism" (141-168) |
| Aaron Wilson, "The Perception of Generals" (169-190) |
| Aaron Massecar, "Peirce's Interesting Associations" (191-208) |
| Dina Mendonça, "Pattern of Sentiment: Following a Deweyan Suggestion" (209-227) |
| Book Reviews |
| Colin Koopman, Pragmatism as Transition: Historicity and Hope in James, Dewey and Rorty; by Joseph Margolis (228-234) |
| Sami Pihlström, ed., The Continuum Companion to Pragmatism; by Emil Višvovský (234-242) |
| Richard Gale, John Dewey's Quest for Unity; by Scott F. Aikin (242-245) |
| Gregory Fernando Pappas, John Dewey's Ethics: Democracy as Experience; by Kory Spencer Sorrell (245-248) |
| Giovanni Maddalena, Metafisica per assurdo: Peirce e i problemi del'epistemologia contemporanea; by Fernando Zalamea (249-253) |
| VOLUME 48, NO. 1 WINTER 2012 |
| Loren Goldman, "Dewey's Pragmatism from an Anthropoligcal Point of View" (1-30) |
| Francesco Poggiani, "What Makes a Reasoning Sound? C. S. Peirce's Normative Foundation of Logic" (31-50) |
| Kenneth Boyd, "Levi's Challenge and Peirce's Theory/Practice Distinction" (51-70) |
| Jason Hills, "Limited Horizons: The Habitual Basis of the Imagination" (71-12) |
| Book Reviews |
| Anette Ejsing, Theology of Anticipation: A Constructive Study of C. S. Peirce; by Vincent Colapietro (103-108) |
| Megan Craig, Levinas and James: Toward a Pragmatic Phenomenology; by Sami Pihlström (108-111) |
| Molly Cochran (ed.), The Cambridge Companion to Dewey; by Robert B. Talisse (112-114)
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| Minutes of the Business Meeting, Charles Sanders Peirce Society, 21 April 2011 |
| VOLUME 47, NO. 4 FALL 2011 |
| Torjus Midtgarden, "The Hegelian Legacy in Dewey's Social and Political Philosophy, 1915-1920" (361-388) |
| Tullio Viola, "Philosophy and the Second Person: Peirce, Humboldt, Benveniste, and Personal Pronouns as Universals of Communication" (389-420) |
| Richard Kenneth Atkins, "This Proposition is Not True: C. S. Peirce and the Liar Paradox" (421-444) |
| Winfried Nöth, "From Representation to Thirdness and Representamen to Medium: Evolution of Peircean Key Terms and Topics" (445-481) |
| Marilyn Fischer, "Interpretation's Contrapuntal Pathways: Addams and the Averbuch Affair" (482-506) |
| Naoko Saito, "Becoming Cosmopolitan: On the Idea of a Japanese Response to American Philosophy" (507-523) |
| Book Reviews |
| Lara Trout, The Politics of Survival: Peirce, Affectivity, and Social Criticism; by David A. Dilworth (524-528) |
| Thora Margreta Bertilsson, Peirce's Theory of Inquiry and Beyond; by Torjus Midtgarden (528-531) |
| Mario De Caro and David Macarthur, eds., Naturalism and Normativity; by Robert Sinclair (531-534) |
| Howard G. Callaway, Memories and Portraits: Explorations in American Thought; by Robert A. S. Hall (534-537) |
| VOLUME 47, NO. 3 SUMMER 2011 |
| Cheryl Misak, "2011 Presidential Address: American Pragmatism and Indispensability Arguments" (261-273) |
| Melvin L. Rogers, "The Fact of Sacrifice and Necessity of Faith: Dewey and the Ethics of Democracy" (274-300) |
| Jim Garrison, "Walt Whitman, John Dewey, and Primordial Artistic Communication" (301-318) |
| Mark Uffelman, "Forging the Self in the Stream of Experience: Classical Currents of Self-Cultivation in James and Dewey" (319-339) |
| Book Reviews |
| The Essential Santayana, Martin A. Coleman, ed.; The Genteel Tradition in American Philosophy and Character and Opinion in the United States: George Santayana, James Seaton, ed.; and Krzysztof Piotr Skowronski, Values and Powers: Re-Reading the Philosophical Tradition of American Pragmatism; by David A. Dilworth (340-348) |
| Writings of Charles S. Peirce: A Chronological Edition, Volume 8, Peirce Edition Project, ed., Nathan Houser, general ed.; by Kelly A. Parker (348-352) |
| Maurice Hamington, The Social Philosophy of Jane Addams; by James Campbell (352-356) |
| VOLUME 47, NO. 2 SPRING 2011 |
| Aaron Wilson, "Peirce Versus Davidson on Metaphorical Meaning" (117-135) |
| Eino Kaila, "William James: The Philosopher of America" [1912, translated by Heikki A. Kovalainen] (136-145) |
| Sami Pihlström, "Eino Kaila on Pragmatism and Religion: An Introduction to Kaila's 1912 Essay on William James" (146-157) |
| Zach VanderVeen, "John Dewey's Experimental Politics: Inquiry and Legitimacy" (158-181) |
| Charles A. Hobbs, "Why Classical Pragmatism is Helpful for Thinking about Death" (182-195) |
| Sor-Hoon Tan, "How Can a Chinese Democracy be Pragmatic?" (196-225) |
| Jeff Kasser, "How Settled are Settled Beliefs in 'The Fixation of Belief'?" (226-247) |
| Book Reviews |
| Josiah Royce, Race Questions, Provincialism, and Other American Problems: Expanded Edition, Scott L. Pratt and Shannon Sullivan, eds.; by Michael Broderick (248-252) |
| Lorenzo Magnani, Abductive Cognition: The Epistemological and Eco-Cognitive Dimensions of Hypothetical Reasoning; by Sami Paavola (252-256) |
| VOLUME 47, NO. 1 WINTER 2011 |
| "Richard S. Robin (1926-2010)" (iii-iv) |
| A Symposium on Neil Gross's Richard Rorty: The Making of an American Philosopher, Peter Hare, Organizer |
| Joseph M. Bryant, "New Directions and Perennial Challenges in the Sociology of Philosophy: Theoretical and Methodological Notes on Neil Gross's Richard Rorty" (3-27) |
| Alan Sica, "When a Sociologist Analyzes a Philosopher" (28-32) |
| Bruce Kuklick, "Neil Gross, Richard Rorty: The Making of an American Philosopher" (33-37) |
| James A. Good, "Neil Gross's Deweyan Account of Rorty's Intellectual Development" (38-45) |
Neil Gross, "Replies" (46-61)
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| Elizabeth F. Cooke, "Phenomenology of Error and Surprise: Peirce, Davidson, and McDowell" (62-86) |
| Mathew A. Foust, "'What Can I Do For the Cause Today Which I Never Did Before?': Situating Josiah Royce's Pittsburgh Lectures on Loyalty" (87-108) |
| Book Reviews |
| David Hildebrand, Dewey: A Beginner's Guide; by Pentti Määttänen (109-111) |
| Vitalij Kiryushchenko, Charl'z Sanders Pirs, ili Osa v butylke, Vvedenie v intellektual'nuyu istoiyu Ameriki [Charles Sanders Peirce, or the Wasp in the Bottle: Introduction to the Intellectual History of America]; by Irving H. Anellis (111-115) |
| VOLUME 46, NO. 4 FALL 2010 |
| T. L. Short, "Did Peirce Have a Cosmology?" (521-43) |
| Thomas Alexander, "The Being of Nature: Dewey, Buchler, and the Prospect for an Eco-Ontology" (544-69) |
| Michael H. G. Hoffmann, "'Theoric Transformations' and a New Classification of Abductive Inferences" (570-590) |
| Roberto Frega, "From Judgment to Rationality: Dewey's Epistemology of Practice" (591-610) |
| David W. Agler, "Peirce's Direct, Non-Reductive Contextual Theory of Names" (611-40) |
| Book Reviews |
| Judith M. Green, Pragmatism and Social Hope: Deepening Democracy in Global Contexts; by Jón Ólafsson (641-45) |
| Sergio Franzese, The Ethics of Energy: William James's Moral Philosophy in Focus (Process Thought, vol.19); by Sami Pihlström (646-50) |
| Arthur S. Lothstein and Michael Broderick (eds.), New Morning: Emerson in the Twenty-first Century; by Heikki A. Kovalainen (650-55) |
| Richard Gale, John Dewey's Quest for Unity: The Journey of a Promethean Mystic; by Scott F. Aiken (656-59) |
| VOLUME 46, NO. 3 SUMMER 2010 |
| Ahti-Veikko Pietarinen, "Peirce's Pragmatic Theory of Proper Names" (341-63) |
| John Kaag, "Everyday Ethics: Morality and the Imagination in Classical American Thought" (364-85) |
| Felicia E. Kruse, "Peirce, God, and the 'Transcendentalist Virus'" (386-400) |
| Shaun O'Dwyer, "Pragmatism and Anti-realism about the Past" (401-422) |
| Robert Burch, "If Universes Were as Plenty as Blackberries: Peirce on Induction and Verisimilitude" (423-52) |
| Scott Johnston, "Dewey's 'Naturalized Hegelianism' in Operation: Experimental Inquiry as Self-Consciousness" (453-76) |
| Matthew Crippen, "William James on Belief: Turning Darwinism against Empiricistic Skepticism" (477-502) |
| Book Reviews |
| Stéphane Madelrieux, William James, L'attitude empiriste; by Mathias Girel (503-508) |
| Melvin L. Rogers, The Undiscovered Dewey: Religion, Morality, and the Ethos of Democracy; by Michael Eldridge (508-512) |
| Charles S. Peirce, El Pragmatismo, ed. and trans. Sara Barrena; by Daniel G. Campos (512-16) |
| VOLUME 46, NO. 2 SPRING 2010 |
| Four Pieces on Josiah Royce's Logic, Scott L. Pratt, Guest Editor; Peter H. Hare, Organizer |
| J. Brent Crouch, "Between Frege and Peirce: Josiah Royce's Structural Logicism" (155-77) |
| Michael Scanlan, "Sheffer's Criticism of Royce's Theory of Order" (178-201) |
| Scott L. Pratt, "The Politics of Disjunction" (202-220) |
Robert W. Burch, "Royce, Boolean Rings, and the T-Relation" (221-41)
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| Phillip Deen, "Dialectical vs. Experimental Method: Marcuse's Review of Dewey's Logic: The Theory of Inquiry" (242-57) |
| Phillip Deen, translator, "Herbert Marcuse's 'Review of Dewey's Logic: The Theory of Inquiry'" (258-65) |
| José-Antonio Orosco, "Defending the Great Community: Royce's Concept of Humanitarian Intervention" (266-81) |
| Marilyn Fischer, "Cracks in the Inexorable: Bourne and Addams on Pacifists during Wartime" (282-99) |
| Lucio Angelo Privitello, "Josiah Royce and the Problems of Philosophical Pedagogy, Part Two" (300-20) |
| Book Reviews |
| Sor-Hoon Tan and John Whalen-Bridge, eds., Democracy as Culture: Deweyan Pragmatism in a Globalized World; by Emil Visnovsky (321-27) |
| Antonio Armas Vázquez, El pragmatismo en Cuba; by Rosa Mayorga (327-336) |
| VOLUME 46, NO. 1 WINTER 2010 |
| A Symposium in Memory of Peter H. Hare, Joseph Palencik & Russell Pryba, Guest Editors |
| Joseph Palencik & Russell Pryba, "Introduction" (1-8) |
| Vincent Colapietro, "Present at the End? Who Will Be There When the Last Stone is Thrown?" (9-20) |
| John Corcoran, "Peter Hare on the Proposition" (21-34) |
| Kelly A. Parker, "Takin' It to the Streets: Hare and Madden on Civil Disobedience" (35-40) |
| Russell Pryba, "Flexible Realism, Flexibility, and Holism" (41-46) |
| John R. Shook, "Peter Hare on the Philosophy of Curt John Ducasse" (47-52) |
| David Koepsell, "Peter Hare and the Problem of Evil" (53-59) |
| Charlene Haddock Seigfried, "The Workshop of Being" (60-66) |
| Joseph Palencik, "Deep Conceptual Play in James and Hare" (67-72) |
| John J. McDermott, "Philosophical Remarks on Peter Hare" (73-77) |
John Lachs, "Grieving a Consummate Professional" (78-81)
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| Winfried Nöth, "The Criterion of Habit in Peirce's Definitions of the Symbol" (82-93) |
| Richard Kenneth Atkins, "An 'Entirely Different Series of Categories': Peirce's Material Categories" (94-110) |
| Luco Angelo Privitello, "Josiah Royce and the Problems of Philosophical Pedagogy" (111-42) |
| Book Reviews |
| David S. Clarke, Some Pragmatist Themes; by Andrew Howat (143-49) |
| Michael Sullivan, Legal Pragmatism: Community, Rights, and Democracy; by Kory Spencer Sorrell (149-54) |
| VOLUME 45, NO. 4 FALL 2009 |
| A Symposium on the Work of Angus Kerr-Lawson, Glenn Tiller, Guest Editor |
| Matthew Caleb Flamm, "Angus Kerr-Lawson and the Ills and Cures of Scientific Materialism" (467-83) |
| John Lachs, "Animal Faith and Ontology" (484-90) |
| Daniel Moreno Moreno, "On the Recent Elucidations of Santayana's Materialism by Angus Kerr-Lawson and John Lachs" (491-505) |
| Glenn Tiller, "Commonsense Ontology" (506-15) |
| Nathan Houser, "Santayana's Peirce" (516-31) |
| Kryzsztof (Chris) Piotr Skowronski, "Angus Kerr-Lawson, Abulensean Pragmatism, and the Problem of Values" (532-42) |
| Michael Broderick, "Blessings of a Spiritual Life" (543-50) |
| Vincent Colapietro, "A Poet's Philosopher" (551-78) |
| Douglas Anderson, "Santayana's Provocative Conception of the Philosophical Life" (579-95) |
Angus Kerr-Lawson, "Responses to Friendly Critics" (596-648)
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| Matthew E. Moore, "Peirce on Perfect Sets Revised" (649-67) |
| Benjamin C. Jantzen, "Peirce on the Method of Balancing 'Likelihoods'" (668-88) |
| John Anton, "Santayana, Unamuno, and the Concept of the Tragic" (689-706) |
| Book Reviews |
| Kai-Michael Hingst and Maria Liatsi, eds., Pragmata: Festschrift für Klaus Oehler; by H. G. Callaway (707-11) |
| Giovanni Maddalena and Giovanni Tuzet, eds., I pragmatisi italiani: Tra alleati e nemici; by Fernando Zalamea (711-73) |
| Richard Shusterman, Body Consciousness: A Philosophy of Mindfulness and Somaesthetics; by Krystyna Wilkoszewska (713-18) |
| VOLUME 45, NO. 3 SUMMER 2009 |
| Lucia Santaella, "2007 Presidential Address: Pervasive Semiosis" (261-72) |
| Ivo A. Ibri, "Reflections on a Poetic Ground in Peirce's Philosophy" (273-307) |
| Ignas K. Skrupskelis, "Some Oversights in Dewey's Cosmopolitanism" (308-47) |
| Vincent Colapietro, "Habit, Competence, and Purpose: How to Make the Grades of Clarity Clearer" (348-77) |
| Scott R. Stroud, "William James on Meliorism, Moral Ideals, and Business Ethics" (378-401) |
| Amy L. McLaughlin, "Peircean Polymorphism: Between Realism and Anti-Realism" (402-21) |
| Ciano Aydin, "On the Significance of Ideals: Charles S. Peirce and the Good Life" (422-43) |
| Book Reviews |
| H. G. Callaway, editor: Ralph Waldo Emerson, The Conduct of Life: A Philosophical Reading; Ralph Waldo Emerson, Society and Solitude: Twelve Chapters. A New Study Edition, with Notes, Philosophical Commentary and Historical Contextualization; and William James, A Pluralistic Universe: Hibbert Lectures at Manchester College on the Present Situation in Philosophy. A New Philosophical Reading; by Sami Pihlström (444-49) |
| J. Caleb Clanton, Religion and Democratic Citizenship: Inquiry and Conviction in the American Public Square; review 1 by Eric Thomas Weber (449-52), review 2 by Andrew F. Smith (452-56) |
| Dov M. Gabbay and John Woods, eds., Handbook of the History of Logic, volume 3: The Rise of Modern Logic from Leibniz to Frege; by Irving H. Anellis (456-63) |
| VOLUME 45, NO. 2 SPRING 2009 |
| Jaime Nubiola, "What Reasonableness Really Is" (125-34) |
| Daniel G. Campos, "Imagination, Concentration, and Generalization: Peirce on the Reasoning Abilities of the Mathematician" (135-56) |
| Tom Burke, "Browning on Inquiry into Inquiry, Part 2" (157-76) |
| Dale Jacquette, "Revisionary Early-Peircean Predicate Logic without Proper Names" (177-213) |
| Todd Lekan, "Disabilities and Educational Opportunity: A Deweyan Approach" (214-30) |
| Jane Duran, "Bronson Alcott: Transcendentalism in the Personal" (231-39) |
| Book Reviews |
| Christopher J. Voparil, Richard Rorty: Politics and Vision; by J. Caleb Clanton (240-44) |
| John J. McDermott, The Drama of Possibility: Experience as Philosophy of Culture; by John J. Kaag (244-48) |
| Alessandro Topa, Die Genese der Peirce'schen Semiotik. Teil 1: Das Kategorienproblem (1857-1865); by Daniel Rellstab (248-55) |
| VOLUME 45, NO. 1 WINTER 2009 |
| Robert Lane, "Persons, Signs, Animals: A Peircean Account of Personhood" (1-26) |
| Tom Burke, "Browning on Inquiry into Inquiry, Part 1" (27-44) |
| A Symposium on Robert Talisse's A Pragmatist Philosophy of Democracy |
| Robert B. Talisse, "Precis" (45-49) |
| Thom Brooks, "A Critique of Pragmatism and Deliberative Democracy" (50-54) |
| Matthew Festenstein, "Unravelling the Reasonable: Comment on Talisse" (55-59) |
| Colin Koopman, "Good Questions and Bad Answers in Talisse's A Pragmatist Philosophy of Democracy" (60-64) |
| Rosa Maria Mayorga, "On Talisse's' 'Peirceanist' Theory" (65-70) |
| Cillian McBride, "Communities of Inquiry and Democratic Politics" (71-74) |
| Melvin L. Rogers, "Dewey, Pluralism, and Democracy: A Response to Robert Talisse" (75-79) |
| Mark H. Van Hollebeke, "Through 'Thick' and 'Thin': Concerns about Talisse's Pragmatist Philosophy of Democracy" (80-89) |
| Robert B. Talisse, "Responses to My Critics" (90-108) |
| Book Reviews |
| Larry Hickman, Pragmatism as Post-postmodernism: Lessons from John Dewey; by John R. Shook (109-114) |
| Richard Deming, Listening on All Sides: Toward an Emersonian Ethics of Reading; by Randy L. Friedman (114-120) |
| VOLUME 44, NO. 4 FALL 2008 |
| A Symposium on James Good's A Search for Unity in Diversity (Guest Editor: John R. Shook) |
| Thomas Alexander, "Comments on James Good, A Search for Unity in Diversity" (563-68) |
| Larry A. Hickman, "Dewey's Hegel: A Search for Unity in Diversity, or Diversity as the Growth of Unity?" (569-76) |
James Good, "Dewey's 'Permanent Hegelian Deposit': A Reply to Hickman and Alexander" (577-602)
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| Shannon Dea, "Firstness, Evolution and the Absolute in Peirce's Spinoza" (603-28) |
| Shane J. Ralston, "In Defense of Democracy as a Way of Life: A Reply to Talisse's Pluralist Objection" (629-60) |
| Michael Ventimiglia, "Reclaiming the Peircean Cosmology: Existential Abduction and the Growth of the Self" (661-80) |
| Martin Coleman, "The Meaninglessness of Coming Unstuck in Time" (681-98) |
| Gabriele Gava, "The Purposefulness in our Thought: a Kantian Aid to Understanding Some Essential Features of Peirce" (699-727) |
| Book Reviews |
| Matthew C. Flamm and Krzysztof P. Skowronski, eds., Under Any Sky: Contemporary Readings of George Santayana, and Krzysztof P. Skowronski, Santayana and America: Values, Liberties, Responsibility; by Michael Brodrick (728-34) |
| Giovanni Tuzet, La prima inferenza. L'abductione di C. S. Peirce fra scienza e diritto (The First Inference. The Abduction of C. S. Peirce between Science and Law); by Douglas Niño (734-39) |
| Paloma Pérez-Ilzarbe and Jaime Nubiola, eds., Pragmatismo Hispánico; by Bernardo J. Cantens (739-47) |
| VOLUME 44, NO. 3 SUMMER 2008 |
| John Kaag, "Chance and Creativity: The Nature of Contingency in Classical American Philosophy" (393-411) |
| Ken McClelland, "John Dewey and Richard Rorty: Qualitative Starting Points" (412-45) |
| Daniel J. McKaughan, "From Ugly Duckling to Swan: C. S. Peirce, Abduction, and the Pursuit of Scientific Theories" (446-68) |
| Ken McClelland, "John Dewey and Richard Rorty: Qualitative Starting Points" (412-45) |
| Kevin S. Decker, "Introduction to 'The Evolution of the Psychical Element' by George Herbert Mead" (469-79) |
| "The Evolution of the Psychical Element, by George Herbert Mead (Dec. 1899-March 1900 or 1898-1899)," Lecture Notes by H. Heath Bawden; Kevin S. Decker, ed. (480-507) |
| Marilyn Fischer, "Mead and the International Mind" (508-31) |
| Book Reviews |
| Sara Barrena, La razón creativa. Crecimiento y finalidad del ser humano según C. S. Peirce; by Fernando Zalamea (532-34) |
| John T. Lysaker, Emerson and Self-Culture; by Heikki A. Kovalainen (534-40) |
| Jean de Groot, ed., Nature in American Philosophy; by James Good (541-47) |
| Maria Helena P. T. Machado, ed., Brazil Through the Eyes of William James: Letters, Diaries, and Drawings, 1865-1866 / O Brasil no Olhar de William James: Cartas, Diários e Desenhos, 1865-1866; by Paul Jerome Croce (547-50) |
James O. Pawelski, The Dynamic Individualism of William James; by John Caps (550-55)
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| Minutes of the Business Meeting, Charles Sanders Peirce Society, 28 December 2007 |
| VOLUME 44, NO. 2 SPRING 2008 |
| James Campbell, Cornelis de Waal, and Richard Hart, eds., "Teaching Peirce to Undergraduates" (189-235) |
| Shannon Sullivan, "Whiteness as Wise Provincialism: Royce and the Rehabilitation of a Racial Category" (236-62) |
| Yvan Beaulieu, "Peirce's Contribution to American Cryptography" (263-87) |
Charles G. Conway, "The Normative Sciences at Work and Play" (288-311) |
| Daniel Hugo Rellstab, "Peirce for Linguistic Pragmaticists" (312-45) |
| Eric Thomas Weber, "Proper Names and Persons: Peirce's Semiotic Consideration of Proper Names" (346-62) |
| Book Reviews |
| Kevin Scharp and Robert Brandom, eds., In the Space of Reasons: Selected Essays of Wilfrid Sellars; by Scott F. Aikin (363-66) |
| Richard P. Mullin, The Soul of Classical American Philosophy: The Ethical and Spiritual Insights of William James, Josiah Royce, and Charles Sanders Peirce; by Alexander V. Stehn (367-72) |
| Piotr Gutowski, Miedzy monizmem i pluralizmem. Studium genezy i podstaw filozofii Johna Deweya; and Agnieszka Hensoldt, Idee Peirce'owskiego pragmatyzmu i ich renesans w XX-wiecznej filozofii jezyk by Wojciech Malecki (372-84) |
| Ralph G. Beil and Kenneth L. Ketner, A Triadic Theory of Elementary Particle Interactions and Quantum Computation; by Eliseo Fernández (384-89) |
| VOLUME 44, NO. 1 WINTER 2008 |
| Helmut Pape, "Searching for Traces: How to Connect the Sciences and the Humanities by a Peircean Theory of Indexicality" (1-25) |
| David O'Hara, "Peirce, Plato and Miracles: On the Mature Peirce's Re-discovery of Plato and the Overcoming of Nominalistic Prejudice in History" (26-39) |
| Lawrence Cahoone, "Reduction, Emergence, and Ordinal Physicalism" (40-62) |
| Albert Atkin, "Peirce's Final Account of Signs and the Philosophy of Language" (63-85) |
| Jérôme Havenel, "Peirce's Clarifications of Continuity" (86-133) |
| John Kaag, "Women and Forgotten Movements in American Philosophy: The Work of Ella Lyman Cabot and Mary Parker Follett" (134-57) |
| Book Reviews |
| Joan Richardson, A Natural History of Pragmatism: The Fact of Feeling from Jonathan Edwards to Gertrude Stein; by Richard E. Hart (159-64) |
| Mina Samuels, The Queen of Cups—A Novel; by Cornelis de Waal (164-72) |
| Rick Tilman, Thorstein Veblen and the Enrichment of Evolutionary Naturalism; by Russell Pryba (173-78) |
| Jerome A. Popp, Evolution's First Philosopher: John Dewey and the Continuity of Nature; by David B. Dillard-Wright (178-81) |
| France Williams Scott, C. S. Peirce's System of Science; by Rosa Mayorga (181-87) |
| VOLUME 43, NO. 4 FALL 2007 |
| Symposium on T. L. Short, Peirce's Theory of Signs |
| Mats Bergman, "Development, Purpose, and the Spectre of Anthropomorphism: Sundry Comments on T. L. Short's Peirce's Theory of Signs" (601-609) |
| Christopher Hookway, "Short on Peirce's Early Theory of Signs" (619-25) |
| Felicia E. Kruse, "Is Music a Pure Icon?" (626-35) |
| James Liszka, "Teleology and Semiosis: Commentary on T. L. Short's Peirce's Theory of Signs" (636-44) |
| Helmut Pape, "The Natural and the Final: Problems with Short's Naturalistic Account of the Teleological Structure of Semiosis" (645-53) |
| Joseph Ransdell, "T. L. Short on Peirce's Semeiotic" (654-62) |
T. L. Short, "Response" (663-93)
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| Colin Koopman, "Language is a Form of Experience: Reconciling Classical Pragmatism and Neopragmatism" (694-727) |
| Michael Forest, "Peirce and Semiotic Foundationalism" (728-44) |
| Ignas K. Skrupskelis, "Evolution and Pragmatism: An Unpublished Letter of William James" (745-52) |
| Dana Noelle McDonald, "Differing Conceptions of Personhood within the Psychology and Philosophy of Mary Whiton Calkins" (753-68) |
| Joseph T. Palencik, "William James and the Psychology of Emotion: From 1884 to the Present" (769-86) |
| Book Reviews |
| James Campbell and Richard E. Hart (eds.), Experience as Philosophy: On the Work of John J. McDermott; by Douglas Browning (787-95) |
| Jaime Nubiola and Fernando Zalamea, Peirce y el mundo hispánico: Lo que C. S. Peirce dijo sobre España y lo que el mundo hispánico ha dicho sobre Peirce; by Daniel Campos (795-801) |
| David Ray Griffen, Whitehead's Radically Different Postmodern Philosophy: An Argument for Its Contemporary Relevance; by James Maynard (802-809) |
| Noel E. Boulting, On Interpretative Activity: A Peircean Approach to the Interpretation of Science, Technology and the Arts; by Douglas Browning (809-812) |
| VOLUME 43, NO. 3 SUMMER 2007 |
| Matthew E. Moore, "The Genesis of the Peircean Continuum" (425-69) |
| Daniel G. Campos, "Peirce on the Role of Poietic Creation in Mathematical Reasoning" (470-89) |
| Paul Jerome Croce, "Mankind's Own Providence: From Swedenborgian Philosophy of Use to William James's Pragmatism" (490-508) |
| Ernst Kleinert, "On the Reducibility of Relations: Variations on a Theme of Peirce" (509-20) |
| Stephen B. Hawkins, "Desire and Natural Classification: Aristotle and Peirce on Final Cause" (521-41) |
| Rick Anthony Furtak, "Skepticism and Perceptual Faith: Henry David Thoreau and Stanley Cavell on Seeing and Believing" (542-61) |
| Bent Sørensen, Torkild Thellefsen, and Morten Moth, "Metaphor and Cognition from a Peircean Perspective" (562-74) |
| Book Reviews |
| Susan Haack (ed.) and Robert Lane (assoc. ed.), Pragmatism, Old & New: Selected Writings; by Mats Bergman (575-78) |
| Robert D. Richardson, William James: In the Maelstrom of American Modernism; by Linda Simon (578-82) |
| James Scott Johnston, Inquiry and Education: John Dewey and the Quest for Democracy; by Megan Rust Mustain (582-86) |
John R. Shook and André De Tienne (eds.), The Cambridge School of Pragmatism (Series: History of American Thought); by Henrik Rydenfelt (586-92)
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| Minutes of the Business Meeting, Charles Sanders Peirce Society, 28 December 2006 |
| VOLUME 43, NO. 2 SPRING 2007 |
| Joseph Margolis, "Rethinking Peirce's Fallibilism" (229-49) |
| Ignas Skrupskelis, "The Ashes of Usucly: Reflections after Editing William James" (250-75) |
| Carl R. Hausman, "Metaphorical Semeiotic Referents: Dyadic Objects" (276-87) |
| Frank M. Oppenheim, S.J., "Royce's Windows to the East" (288-318) |
| Martin Lefebvre, "Peirce's Esthetics: A Taste for Signs in Art" (319-44) |
| Kieran Cashell, "Ex Post Facto: Peirce and the Living Signs of the Dead" (345-71) |
| Symposium on James Campbell, A Thoughtful Profession: The Early Years of the American Philosophical Association |
| Michael Eldridge, "When Philosophy Became What It Is Today" (375-81) |
| Bruce Kuklick, "Comment on Campbell" (382-85) |
| John Ryder, "The Making of Professional Philosophy" (386-89) |
| John Lachs, "The Lessons of History" (390-94) |
| Erin McKenna, "Are We a Thoughtful Profession?" (395-403) |
| James Campbell, "The American Philosophical Association and Its History" (404-10) |
| Book Reviews |
| Douglas R. Anderson, Philosophy Americana: Making Philosophy at Home in American Culture; by Michael Magee (411-17) |
| Arme T. Marsoobian and John Ryder, eds., The Blackwell Guide to American Philosophy; by Ignas K. Skrupskelis (417-24) |
| VOLUME 43, NO. 1 WINTER 2007 |
| James Campbell, "One Hundred Years of Pragmatism" (1-15) |
| Vincent Colapietro, "C. S. Peirce's Rhetorical Turn" (16-52) |
| Mats Bergman, "Representationism and Presentationism" (53-89) |
| Melvin L. Rogers, "Action and Inquiry in Dewey's Philosophy" (90-115) |
| Michael R. Slater, "Metaphysical Intimacy and the Moral Life: The Ethical Project of The Varieties of Religious Experience" (116-53) |
| Randy L. Friedman, "Traditions of Pragmatism and the Myth of the Emersonian Democrat" (154-84) |
| Scott R. Stroud, "Orientational Meliorism in Dewey and Dogen" (185-215) |
| Book Reviews |
| James A. Good, A Search for Unity in Diversity: The "Permanent Hegelian Deposit" in the Philosophy of John Dewey; by Frank X. Ryan (216-25) |
| W. Creighton Peden, A Good Life in a World Made Good: Albert Eustace Haydon, 1880-1975; by Tadd Ruetenik (225-28) |
| VOLUME 42, NO. 4 FALL 2006 |
| Frank M. Oppenheim, S.J., "Did Royce 'Outline' His Dissertation?" (463-82) |
| Richard Kenneth Atkins, "Restructuring the Sciences: Peirce's Categories and His Classifications of the Sciences" (483-500) |
| Shannon Dea, "'Merely a veil over the living thought': Mathematics and Logic in Peirce's Forgotten Spinoza Review" (501-17) |
| James Scott Johnston, "Dewey's Critique of Kant" (518-51) |
| Henry C. Johnson, Jr., "Charles Sanders Peirce and the Book of Common Prayer: Elocution and the Feigning of Piety" (552-73) |
| Book Reviews |
| David S. Brown, Richard Hofstadter: An Intellectual Biography; by Bruce Kuklick (574-77) |
| Ahti-Veikko Pietarinen, Signs of Logic: Peircean Themes on the Philosophy of Language, Games, and Communication; by Robert W. Burch (577-81) |
| Gabriel Marcel, La Métaphysique de Royce, avec un appendice de texts, publiée et préfacée par Miklos Vetö; by Dwayne Alexander Tunstall (582-85) |
| VOLUME 42, NO. 3 SUMMER 2006 |
| Heikki J. Koskinen and Sami Pihlström, "Quine and Pragmatism" (309-46) |
| Andrew Garnar, "Power, Action, Signs: Between Peirce and Foucault" (347-66) |
| William R. Caspary, "Dewey and Sartre on Ethical Decisions: Dramatic Rehearsal Versus Radical Choice" (367-93) |
| Dwayne Tunstall, "Concerning the God that is Only a Concept: A Marcellian Critique of Royce's God" (394-416) |
| Tadd Ruetenik, "Does a 'Cosmic Consciousness' Exist? Immortality and Ethics in James' Religious Pragmatism" (417-30) |
| Charles Seibert, "Cuddeback Letter Book is Available for Scholarly Use" (431-37) |
| Book Reviews |
| Stefan Kappner, Intentionalität aus semiotischer Sicht. Peirceanische Perspektiven; by Christian Strub (439-45) |
| The Ohio Hegelians, selected and introduced by James A. Good; by Denys P. Leighton (445-50) |
| Brian G. Henning, The Ethics of Creativity: Beauty, Morality and Nature in a Processive Cosmos; by John W. Lango (450-54) |
Lynn Bridgers, Contemporary Varieties of Religious Experience: James's Classic Study in Light of Reiliency, Temperament, and Trauma; by Sami Pihlström (454-58)
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| Minutes of the Business Meeting, Charles Sanders Peirce Society, 26 December 2005 |
| VOLUME 42, NO. 2 SPRING 2006 |
| Vincent Colapietro, "Toward a Pragmatic Conception of Practical Identity" (173-205) |
| Glenn Tiller, "The Unknowable: The Pragmatist Critique of Matter" (206-28) |
| Jennifer Welchman, "William James's 'The Will to Believe' and the Ethics of Self-Experimentation" (229-41) |
| Saulius Geniusas, "Is the Self of Social Behaviorism Capable of Auto-Affection? Mead and Marion on the 'I' and the 'Me'" (242-65) |
| Matthew Caleb Flamm, "Santayana's Critique of Modern Philosophy and Its Application to the Work of Nietzsche" (266-78) |
| Book Reviews |
| Robert B. Westbrook, Democratic Hope: Pragmatism and the Politics of Truth; by Cheryl Misak (279-82) |
| Claudine Tiercelin, Le doute en question: Parades pragmatistes au défi sceptique [Doubt in Question: Pragmatist Responses to the Challenge of Skepticism]; by Robert Almeder (282-89) |
| Joseph P. Fell, Vincent Colapietro, and Michael J. McGandy, eds, The Task of Criticism: Essays on Philosophy, History, and Community, and Michael J. McGandy, The Active Life: Miller's Metaphysics of Democracy; by Shannon Kincaid (289-96) |
| David L. Hildebrand, Beyond Realism & Anti-Realism: John Dewey and the Neopragmatists; by Andrew W. Howat (296-302) |
| Naoko Saito, The Gleam of Light: Moral Perfectionism and Education in Dewey and Emerson; by Michael J. McGandy (303-304) |
| VOLUME 42, NO. 1 WINTER 2006 |
| A Symposium on Murray G. Murphey, C. I. Lewis: The Last Great Pragmatist |
| John Corcoran, "C. I. Lewis: History and Philosophy of Logic" (1-9) |
| Stephen F. Barker, "Lewis on Implication" (10-16) |
| Eric Dayton, "Lewis's Late Ethics" (17-23) |
| John Greco, "How to be a Pragmatist: C. I. Lewis and Humean Skepticism" (24-31) |
| Naomi Zack, "Murray Murphey's Work and C. I. Lewis's Epistemology: Problems with Realism and the Context of Logical Positivism" (32-44) |
| Richard S. Robin, "Lewis, Peirce, and the Complexity of Classical Pragmatism" (45-53) |
| Joel Isaac, "Why Not Lewis?" (54-60) |
| Murray G. Murphey, "Replies" (61-77) |
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| João Queiroz and Charbel Niño El-Hani, "Semiosis as an Emergent Process" (78-116) |
| Richard B. White, "A Simple Automation of a Peircean Decision Procedure" (117-31) |
| Jessica Wahman, "Why Pscyhe Matters: Pyschological Implications of Santayana's Ontology" (132-46) |
| Book Reviews |
| Morton White, From a Philosophical Point of View: Selected Studies; by Joel Isaac (147-50) |
| Frank M. Oppenheim, S.J., Reverence for the Relations of Life: Re-imagining Pragmatism via Josiah Royce's Interactions with Peirce, James, and Dewey; by Douglas R. Anderson (150-53) |
| Kory Spencer Sorrell, Representative Practices: Peirce, Pragmatism, and Feminist Epistemology; by Lorraine Code (154-58) |
| James Duban, The Nature of True Virtue: Theology, Psychology, and Politices in the Writings of Henry James, Sr., Henry James, Jr., and William James; by Paul Nagy (163-64) |
| Dorothy G. Rogers, America's First Women Philosophers: Transplanting Hegel, 1869-1925; by Therese B. Dykeman (164-67) |
| George Reisch, How the Cold War Transformed Philosophy of Science; by John Capps (167-71) |
| VOLUME 41, NO. 4 FALL 2005 |
| Nathan Houser, "Peirce in the 21st Century" (729-739) |
| Risto Hilpinen, "Notes on The Cambridge Companion to Peirce" (740-761) |
| Felicia E. Kruse, "Emotion in Musical Meaning: A Peircean Solution to Langer's Dualism" (762-778) |
| Herman C.D.G. de Regt, "The Functional View of Science: Nozick and the American Pragmatist Tradition" (779-795) |
| Terrance A. MacMullen, "Is There a White Gift?: A Pragmatist Response to the Problem of Whiteness" (796-817) |
| James W. Garrison, "Dewey on Metaphysics, Meaning Making, and Maps" (818-844) |
| Book Reviews |
| Wayne Proudfoot, ed., William James and a Science of Religions: Reexperiencing The Varieties of Religious Experience; by Paul Jerome Croce (845-851) |
| Janusz A. Polanowski and Donald W. Sherburne, eds., Whitehead's Philosophy, Points of Connection; by Nancy K. Frankenberry (851-855) |
| Joseph Grange, John Dewey, Confucius, and Global Philosophy; by David Dilworth (855-863) |
| Anne Waters, ed., American Indian Thought; by David Grinde (863-864) |
| Jean De Groot, ed., Nature in American Philosophy; by John Ryder (865-868) |
| Ramon Del Castillo, trans., La Opinion Publica y Sus Problemas (Spanish translation of The Public and Its Problems); by Gregory Pappas (868-870) |
| Arthur Efron, Experiencing Tess of the d'Urbervilles: A Deweyan Account; by Gustavo Guerra (870-872) |
| Israel Scheffler, Gallery of Scholars: A Philosopher's Recollections; by Richard S. Robin (872-874) |
| VOLUME 41, NO. 3 SUMMER 2005 |
| Douglas R. Anderson, "Who's a Pragmatist: Royce and Peirce at the Turn of the Century" (467-481) |
| Kathleen Hull, "The Inner Chambers of his Mind: Peirce's 'Neglected Argument' for God as Related to Mathematical Experience" (483-513) |
| John Kaag, "Continuity and Inheritance: Kant's Critique of Judgment and the Work of C. S. Peirce" (515-540) |
| Ilya Farber, "Peirce on Reality, Truth, and the Convergence of Inquiry in the Limit" (541-566) |
| Tom Burke, "The Role of Abstract Reference in Mead's Account of Human Origins" (567-601) |
| Henry Wang, "Rethinking the Validity and Significance of Final Causation: From the Aristotelian to the Peircean Teleology" (603-625) |
| Lucio Angelo Privitello, "Introducing the Philosophy of Education and Pedagogy of Chauncey Wright" (627-649) |
| Elizabeth Cooke, "Transcendental Hope: Peirce, Hookway, and Pihlström on the Conditions for Inquiry" (651-674) |
| Stephen M. Fishman and Lucille McCarthy, "The Morality and Politics of Hope: John Dewey and Positive Psychology in Dialogue" (675-701) |
| Book Reviews |
| John J. McDermott et al., eds, The Correspondence of William James; by James Campbell (703-713) |
Micheal Epperson, Quantum Mechanics and the Philosophy of Alfred North Whitehead; by Abner Shimony (714-723)
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| Minutes of the Business Meeting, Charles Sanders Peirce Society, 28 December 2004 |
| VOLUME 41, NO. 2 SPRING 2005 |
| 'Peirce-spectives' on Metaphysics and the Sciences (Rosa Mayorga, Guest Editor) |
| Susan Haack, "Not Cynicism, but Synechism: Lessons from Classical Pragmatism" (239-253) |
| Rosa Mayorga, "Diamonds are a Pragmaticist's Best Friend" (255-270) |
| Jaime Nubiola, "The Classification of the Sciences and Cross-disciplinarity" (271-282) |
| Cornelis de Waal, "Why Metaphysics Needs Logic and Mathematics Doesn't: Mathematics, Logic, and Metaphysics in Peirce's Classification of the Sciences" (283-297) |
| Deborah G. Mayo, "Peircean Induction and the Error-Correcting Thesis" (299-319) |
| Robert G. Meyers, "Peirce's 'Cheerful Hope' and the Varieties of Realism" (321-341) |
| Jospeh C. Pitt, "Hume and Peirce on Belief, OR, Why Belief Should Not be Considered an Epistemic Category" (343-354) |
| Nicholas Rescher, "Pragmatism at the Crossroads" (355-365) |
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| Krzysztof Piotr Skowronski, "American Heritage as a Source of Values" (367-394) |
| Mason Marshall, "Freedom through Critique: Thoreau's Service to Others" (395-427) |
| Book Reviews |
| Elias L. Khalil, ed., Dewey, Pragmatism, and Economic Methodology; by Rollo Handy (429-434) |
| Cornelis de Waal, On Pragmatism; by Hugh McDonald (435-439) |
| Bill E. Lawson and Donald F. Koch, eds, Pragmatism and the Problem of Race; by Leonard Harris (440-443) |
| Roger Ward, Conversion in American Philosophy: Exploring the Practice of Transformation; by Bernardo Canteñs (444-450) |
| Matthew Cotter, Sidney Hook Reconsidered; by Philip Bishop (451-454) |
| Krystyna Wilkoszewska, Art as the Rhythm of Life (Sztuka jako rytm zycia); by Dorota Frackiewicz (455-459) |
| Thomas O. Bufor and Harold H. Oliver, eds, Personalism Revisited: Its Proponents and Critics; by Dwayne Alexander Tunstall (460-466) |
| VOLUME 41, NO. 1 WINTER 2005 |
| The Royce-Mason Letters; with Context and Analysis |
| John Clendenning, "Historical Introduction" (1-11) |
| John Clendenning and Frank M. Oppenheim, S.J. (editors), "Letters of Josiah Royce to Daniel Gregory Mason, Mary Lord Mason, and Edward Palmer Mason, 1900-1904" (13-45) |
| Frank M. Oppenheim, S.J., "Royce's Practice of Genuine Loyalty" (47-63) |
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| Robert Stern, "Peirce on Hegel: Nominalist or Realist?" (65-99) |
| Robert B. Talisse and Scott F. Aikin, "Why Pragmatists Cannot Be Pluralists" (101-118) |
| Michael Eldrige, "Why a Pragmatist May Be a Pluralist" (119-122) |
| Henry Jackman, "Jamesian Pluralism and Moral Conflict" (123-128) |
| Cheryl Misak, "Pragmatism and Pluralism" (129-135) |
| Michael Sullivan and John Lysaker, "You Talking to Me?" (137-141) |
| Robert B. Talisse and Scott F. Aikin, "Still Searching for a Pragmatist Pluralism" (145-160) |
| Albert Atkin, "Peirce on the Index and Indexical Reference" (161-188) |
| Stephen Pollard, "Some Mathematical Facts about Peirce's Game" (189-201) |
| Book Reviews |
| Daniel Dombrowski, Divine Beauty: The Aesthetics of Charles Hartshorne; by Randall E. Auxier (203-207) |
| Hugh P. McDonald, John Dewey and Environmental Philosophy; by Kelly Parker (208-214) |
| Charlene Haddock Siegfried, ed., Feminist Interpretations of John Dewey; by Judy Whipps (215-220) |
| Sor-hoon Tan, Confucian Democracy: A Deweyan Reconstruction; by Sun Youzhong (221-225) |
| The Letters of George Santayana, Book Five, 1933-1936, edited and with an introduction by William G. Holzberger; by Michael Stack (226-231) |
| John Lachs and D. Micah Hester, eds, A William Ernest Hocking Reader with Commentary; by Dana Noelle McDonald (232-238) |
| VOLUME 40, NO. 4 FALL 2004 |
| Frederic R. Kellogg, "Holisitic Pragmatism and Law: Morton White on Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes" (559-567) |
| Morton White, "Holmes and Hart on Prediction and Legal Obligation" (569-573) |
| Robert Lane, "On Peirce's Early Realism" (575-605) |
| J. Brent Crouch, "Reflections on Josiah Royce's Logic: Royce on Russell's Paradox" (607-626) |
| Jerrold J. Abrams, "Peirce, Kant, and Apel on Transcendental Semiotics: The Unity of Apperception and the Deduction of the Categories of Signs," (627-677) |
| William T. Myers and Gregory F. Pappas, "Dewey's Metaphysics: A Response to Richard Gale" (679-700) |
| Thomas G. McLaughlin, "C. S. Peirce's Proof of Frobenius' Theorem on Finite-Dimensional Real Associate Division Algebras" (701-710) |
| Shaun O'Dwyer, "The Metaphysics of Existence Rehabilitated" (711-730) |
| John R. Shook, "Dewey's Empirical Naturalism and Pragmatic Metaphysics" (731-742) |
| Roy A. Moxley, "B. F. Skinner's Adoption of Peirce's Pragmatic Meaning for Habits" (743-769) |
| Bernardo Canteñs, "Overcoming the Evidentialist's Challenge: Peirce's Conjectures of Instinctive Reason and the Reality of God" (771-786) |
| James O. Pawelski, "William James and the Journey Toward Unification" (787-802) |
| John Capps, "Sidney Hook and Anti-Communism" (803-816) |
| Book Reviews |
| Stanley Cavell, Emerson's Transcendental Etudes, ed. David Justin Hodge; by Richard Deming (817-825) |
| Searching for New Contrasts: Whiteheadian Contributions to Contemporary Challenges in Neurophsiology, Psychology, Psychotherapy and the Philosophy of Mind, eds. Franz G. Riffert and Michel Weber; by John W. Lango (826-831) |
| Michael Magee, Emancipating Pragmatism: Emerson, Jazz, and Experiential Writing; by Henry S. Levinson (832-842) |
| The Philosophical Writings of Cadwallader Colden, eds. Scott L. Pratt and John Ryder; by Allen C. Guelzo (843-846) |
| Robert B. Talisse and D. Micah Hester, On James; by Matthew Stephens (847-849) |
| Pragmatism and Religion: Classical Sources and Original Essays, ed. Scott Rosenbaum; by Jacob Lynn Goodson (850-854) |
M. Gail Hamner, American Pragmatism: A Religious Genealogy; by Tadd Ruetenik (855-858)
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| Minutes of the Business Meeting, Charles Sanders Peirce Society, 28 December 2003 |
| VOLUME 40, NO. 3 SUMMER 2004 |
| Peter H. Hare, "In Memoriam: Frederic Harold Young (1905-2003) and the Founding of the Peirce Society" (393-415) |
| Abraham Edel, "Contemporary Naturalism among the Isms: Yervant Krikorian and the Human Spirit" (417-432) |
| Rosa Mayorga, "The Hair: On the Difference between Peirce's Nominalism and His Realism" (433-455) |
| Steven Matthew Levine, "The Logical Method of Metaphysics: Peirce's Meta-Critique of Kant's Critical Philosophy" (457-476) |
| Frank M. Oppenheim, "Gelpi's History of American Religious Philosophy" (477-486) |
| Martin Woessner, "J. Glenn Gray: Philosopher, Translator (of Heidegger), and Warrior" (487-512) |
| Krzystof Piotr Skowronski, "Vital Liberties in American Democracy" (513-541) |
| Book Reviews |
| Hunter Brown, William James on Radical Empiricism and Religion; by Jennifer Welchman (543-546) |
| William Torrey Harris, ed., The Journal of Speculative Philosophy, 1867-1893, 22 vols., with a new introduction by James A. Good; by Dorothy Rogers (547-553) |
| Robert Talisse and Robert Tempio, eds, Sidney Hook on Pragmatism, Democracy, and Freedom; by John Capps (554-557) |
| VOLUME 40, NO. 2 SPRING 2004 |
| John William Miller |
| Douglas R. Anderson, "Some Addenda to Colapietro's Fateful Shapes" (197-204) |
| John E. Smith, "Reflections on Vincent Colapietro's Fateful Shapes of Human Freedom: John William Miller and the Crises of Modernity" (205-208) |
| Cushing Strout, "The Truth is in the Retelling: 'A Nice Question' about Lord Jim" (209-212) |
Vincent Colapietro, "Confronting the Actuality of History: Re-Interpreting Miller in Light of Douglas Anderson, John E. Smith, and Cushing Strout" (213-228)
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| Jean-Louis Hudry, "Peirce's Potential Continuity and Pure Geometry" (229-243) |
| Sami Paavola, "Abduction through Grammar, Critic, and Methodeutic" (245-270) |
| Kipton E. Jensen, "Peirce as Educator: On Some Hegelisms" (271-288) |
| James Good, "The Value of Thomas Davidson" (289-318) |
| Todd L. Adams, "Tappan vs. Edwards on the Freedom Necessary for Moral Responsibility" (319-333) |
| Carol J. Nicholson, "Elegance and Grass Roots: The Neglected Philosophy of Frederick Law Olmsted" (335-348) |
| Book Reviews |
| Geraldine Brady, From Peirce to Skolem: A Neglected Chapter in the History of Logic; by Irving H. Anellis (349-359) |
| Joan Delaney Grossman and Ruth Rischin, editors, William James in Russian Culture; by John Ryder (360-365) |
| David Justin Hodge, On Emerson; by Jennifer Gurley (366-372) |
| Avihu Zakai, Jonathan Edward's Philosophy of History: The Reenchantment of the World in the Age of Enlightenment; by Michael McGandy (373-377) |
| Steven Fesmire, John Dewey and Moral Imagination: Pragmatism in Ethics; by J. E. Tiles (378-383) |
Guy Debrock, editor, Process Pragmatism: Essays on a Quiet Philosophical Revolution; by Kipton E. Jensen (384-386)
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| Constitution of the Charles S. Peirce Society, amended December 28, 2003 (387-392) |
| VOLUME 40, NO. 1 WINTER 2004 |
| James Campbell, "Dewey and German Philosophy in Wartime" (1-20) |
| Robert B. Talisse, "Towards a Peircean Politics of Inquiry" (21-38) |
| William T. Myers, "Pragmatist Metaphysics: A Defense" (39-52) |
| Charlene Haddock Seigfried, "Ghosts Walking Underground: Dewey's Vanishing Metaphysics" (53-81) |
| Allen C. Guelzo, "The Unlikely Intellectual Biography of Abraham Lincoln" (83-106) |
| Krzysztof Piotr Skowronski, "Santayana and the Problem of Americanization" (107-133) |
| Andrew F. Smith, "William James and the Politics of Moral Conflict" (135-151) |
| Richard M. Gale, "The Still Divided Self of William James: A Response to Pawelski and Cooper" (153-170) |
| Book Reviews |
| Menno Hulswit, From Cause to Causation: A Peircean Perspective; by Andrew Reynolds (171-179) |
| Vincent Colapietro, Fateful Shapes of Human Freedom: John William Miller and the Crisis of Modernity; by Ann K. Clark (180-185) |
| William J. Gavin (ed.), In Dewey's Wake: Unfinished Work of Pragmatic Reconstruction; by Jo Trigilio (186-190) |
| Jay Martin, The Education of John Dewey; by Thomas Dalton (191-195) |
| VOLUME 39, NO. 4 FALL 2003 |
| Paul Forster, "The Logic of Pragmatism: A Neglected Argument for Peirce's Pragmatic Maxim" (525-554) |
| Symposium on Native Pragmatism: Rethinking the Roots of American Philosophy by Scott L. Pratt |
| Commentary: |
| Donald A. Grinde, Jr. (557-560) |
| Woody Holton (561-571) |
| Shari Huhndorf (573-576) |
| John Mohawk (577-578) |
| John Carlos Rowe (579-583) |
| Neil Schmitz (585-589) |
| Response: |
Scott L. Pratt, "Philosophy in the 'Middle Ground': A Reply to My Critics" (591-616)
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| James Campbell, "Arthur Lovejoy and the Progress of Philosophy" (617-643) |
| James O. Pawelski, "William James's Divided Self and the Process of Its Unification: A Reply to Richard Gale" (645-656) |
| Robert B. Talisse, "Sidney Hook, Pragmatism, and the Communist Party: A Comment on Capps" (657-661) |
| Book Reviews |
| George W. Shields, editor, Process and Analysis: Whitehead, Hartshorne, and the Analytic Tradition; by Peter Simons (663-666) |
| Michael H. De Armey and James A. Good, editors, The St. Louis Hegelians, 3 volumes; by Andrew J. Reck (667-671) |
John Keane, Tom Paine: A Political Life; by Michael McGandy (672-675)
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| Minutes of the Business Meeting, Charles Sanders Peirce Society, 28 December 2002 |
| VOLUME 39, NO. 3 SUMMER 2003 |
| Angus Kerr-Lawson, "Santayana on the Matter of Aristotle" (349-371) |
John Lachs, "Substance and Matter: A Response to Kerr-Lawson" (373-381) |
| Richard Gilmore, "Peirce and Perversity: The Higher Logic of the Real" (383-403) |
Jim Garrison, "Dewey's Theory of Emotion: The Unity of Thought and Emotion in Naturalistic Functional 'Co-ordination' of Behavior" (405-443) |
| William R. Caspary, "'One and the Same Method': John Dewey's Thesis of Unity of Method in Ethics and Science" (445-468) |
| Scott Ryan, "A Randian Roundup: A Review of the Objectivist Literature" (469-489) |
| Sally J. Scholz, "Individual and Community: Artistic Representation in Alain L. Locke's Politics" (491-502) |
| Book Reviews |
| Russell B. Goodman, Wittgenstein and William James; by Newton Garver (503-507) |
| Abraham Edel, Ethical Theory and Social Change: The Evolution of John Dewey's Ethics, 1908-1932; by William Caspary (508-512) |
| Victor Kestenbaum, The Grace and Severity of the Ideal: John Dewey and the Transcendent; by Casey Haskins (513-519) |
| Thomas C. Dalton, Becoming John Dewey; by Jim Garrison (520-524) |
| VOLUME 39, NO. 2 SPRING 2003 |
| John Lachs, "The Past, the Future and the Immediate" (151-162) |
| Mathias Girel, "The Metaphysics and Logic of Psychology: Peirce's Reading of James's Principles" (163-162) |
| Shannon Sullivan, "Remembering the Gift: W.E.B. Du Bois on the Unconscious and Economic Operations of Racism" (205-225) |
| Michael Magee, "Ralph Ellison: Pragmatism, Jazz and the American Vernacular" (227-258) |
| Krzysztof Piotr Skowronski, "Axiocentrism in Santayana and Elzenberg" (259-274) |
| Naoko Saito, "Transcending the Tragic with Dewey and Emerson: Beyond the Morse-Boisvert Debate" (275-292) |
| Book Reviews |
| Andrew Reynolds, Peirce's Scientific Metaphysics: The Philosophy of Chance, Law, and Evolution; by Joseph L. Esposito (293-296) |
| Bruce Kuklick, A History of Philosophy in America, 1720-2000; by James Campbell (297-303) |
| Morton White, A Philosophy of Culture: The Scope of Holistic Pragmatism; by Sami Pihlström (305-313) |
| Boston Research Center for the 21st Century, John Dewey: Half-Century Memorial Seminar and Lecture Series; by Marjorie C. Miller (314-316) |
| F. Thomas Burke, D. Micah Hester, and Robert B. Talisse, Dewey's Logical Theory: New Studies and Interpretations; by Drew Christie (317-323) |
| Wesley Cooper, The Unity of William James's Thought; by Mark Moller (324-330) |
| G. W. Stroh and H. G. Callaway, editors, American Ethics: A Source Book from Edwards to Dewey; by James O. Pawelski (331-333) |
| Paul B. Thompson and Thomas C. Hilde, editors, The Agrarian Roots of Pragmatism; by Scott L. Pratt (334-341) |
| Charles Taylor, Varieties of Religion Today: William James Revisited; by Sami Pihlström (342-347) |
| VOLUME 39, NO. 1 WINTER 2003 |
| Robert B. Tallise, "Can Democracy be a Way of Life? Deweyan Democracy and the Problem of Pluralism" (1-21) |
| Jesse Norman, "Provability in Peirce's Alpha Graphs" (23-41) |
| Shannon Sullivan, "Reciprocal Relations between Races: Jane Addams's Ambiguous Legacy" (43-60) |
| John Capps, "Pragmatism and the McCarthy Era" (61-76) |
| James A. Good, "The 'Eclipse' of Pragmatism: A Reply to John Capps" (77-86) |
| Jeffrey Downard, "Emerson's Experimental Ethics and Kant's Analysis of Beauty" (87-112) |
| Dana Noelle McDonald, "Achieving Unity through Uniqueness: Mary Whiton Calkin's Proof of Immortality" (113-125) |
| Book Reviews |
| Sun-Joo Shin, The Iconic Logic of Peirce's Graphs; by Dale Jacquette (127-133) |
| Daniel M. Savage, John Dewey's Liberalism: Individual, Community, and Self-Development; by Robert B. Talisse (134-137) |
| Cornelis DeWaal, On Mead; by Gary A. Cook (138-140) |
| José Miguel Esteban Cloquell, La Critica Pragmatista de la Cultura: Ensayos sobre el Pensamiento de John Dewey; by Gregory Fernando Pappas (141-143) |
| Mitchell Aboulafia, The Cosmopolitan Self: George Herbert Mead and Continental Philosophy; by Moris Polanco (144-146) |
| Leonard Harris, Scott L. Pratt, and Anne S. Waters, editors, American Philosophies: An Anthology; by Vincent Luizzi (147-149) |
| VOLUME 38, NO. 4 FALL 2002 |
| Richard M. Gale, "The Metaphysics of John Dewey" (477-519) |
| Helmut Pape, "Pragmatism and the Normativity of Assertion" (521-542) |
| Jerold Abrams, "Solution to the Problem of Induction: Peirce, Apel, and Goodman on the Grue Paradox" (543-558) |
| Harry Heft, "Restoring Naturalism to James's Epistemology: A Belated Reply to Miller and Bode" (559-580) |
| John W. Lango, "Fitch's Method and Whitehead's Metaphysics" (581-603) |
| Sami Pihlström, "William James on Death and Immortality" (605-628) |
| John R. Shook, "Addison W. Moore's Pragmatic Approach to Religion and Immortality" (629-647) |
| Mason Marshall, "The Role of Reason for Borden Parker Bowne" (649-671) |
| Book Reviews |
| Cornelis de Waal, On Peirce; by Kelly A. Parker (673-675) |
| Thomas Hünefelt, Peirce's Dekonstruktion der Tranzendentalphilosophie in eine phänomenologische Semiotik; by Sami Pihlström (676-680) |
| Phyllis Chiasson, Peirce's Pragmatism: The Design for Thinking; by Jaime Nubiola (681-685) |
| George Santayana, The Letters of George Santayana, Book One, [1868]-1909; by Glenn Tiller (686-690) |
| John Beck, Writing the Radical Center: William Carlos Williams, John Dewey, and American Cultural Politics; by Richard Deming (691-697) |
| John R. Shook (ed.), The Chicago School of Pragmatism; by David Hildebrand (698-704) |
| Cornelis de Waal (ed.), American New Realism, 1910-1920, 3 vols.; by Fred Wilson (705-707) |
| VOLUME 38, NO. 3 SUMMER 2002 |
I. Grattan-Guinness, "Re-interpreting ' ': Kempe on Multisets and Peirce on Graphs in the 1880's and 1890's" (327-350) |
| David Boersema, "Peirce on Names and Reference" (351-362) |
| Glenn Tiller, "Peirce and Santayana: Pragmatism and the Belief in Substance" (363-392) |
| Peter Vogt, "Herbert W. Schneider and the Ideal of an Intelligent Society" (393-412) |
| Matthew Caleb Flamm, "Santayana and Schopenhauer" (413-431) |
| L. M. Palmer, "Vico and Pragmatism: New Variations on Vichian Themes" (433-440) |
| Book Reviews |
| Christopher Hookway, Truth, Rationality and Pragmatism: Themes from Peirce; by Carl. R. Hausman (441-449) |
| Klaus Oehler (ed.), William James, Pragmatisums, Ein neuer Name für einige alte Wege des Denkens; by Felicitas Krämer (450-456) |
| Donal L. Gelpi, Varieties of Transcendental Experience: A Study in Constructive Postmodernism; by Robert S. Corrington (457-463) |
| Judith M. Green, Deep Democracy: Community, Diversity, and Transformation; by Shannon Kincaid (464-467) |
| Harry Heft, Empirical Psychology in Context: James Gibson, Roger Barker, and the Legacy of William James's Radical Empiricism; by John Capps (468-472) |
| Micah Hester, Community as Healing: Pragmatist Ethics in Medical Encounters; by Elizabeth Cooke (473-476) |
VOLUME 38, NO. 1/2 WINTER/SPRING 2002
Essays in Honor of Richard S. Robin |
| Peter H. Hare, "Richard S. Robin: Present at the Creation" (1-6) |
| Gérard Deledalle, "French Sociology and American Pragmatism: The Sociology of Durkheim and the Pragmatism of John Dewey" (7-11) |
| Carl R. Hausman, "Charles Peirce's Evolutionary Realism as a Process Philosophy" (13-27) |
| Christopher Hookway, "'...a sort of composite photograph': Pragmatism, Ideas, and Schematism" (29-45) |
| Angus Kerr-Lawson, "The Non-Empiricist Categories of Santayana's Materialism" (47-77) |
| John Lachs, "The Insignificance of Individuals" (79-93) |
| Edward H. and Dennis W. Madden, "John Dewey: A Commentary" (95-116) |
| Joseph Margolis, "Dewey's and Rorty's Opposed Pragmatisms" (117-135) |
| Robert G. Meyers, "Peirce's Extension of Empiricism" (137-154) |
| Murray G. Murphey, "The Unfinished Ethics of C. I. Lewis" (155-173) |
| Dan Nesher, "Peirce's Essential Discovery: 'Our Senses as Reasoning Machines' Can Quasi-Prove Our Perceptual Judgments" (175-206) |
| Klaus Oehler, "Protagoras from the Perspective of Modern Pragmatism" (207-214) |
| Helmut Pape, "What Thought Is For: The Problematic Identity of Mental Processes with Chance Events in Peirce's Idealistic Metaphysics" (215-251) |
| Sandra B. Rosenthal, "A Pragmatic Appropriation of Kant: Lewis and Peirce" (253-266) |
| Thomas L. Short, "Robin on Perception and Sentiment in Peirce" (267-282) |
| Richard A. Smyth, "Peirce's Normative Science Revisited" (283-306) |
| Claudine Tiercelin, "Philosophers and the Moral Life" (307-326) |
| VOLUME 37, NO. 4 FALL 2001 |
| Karl-Otto Apel, "Pragmatism as Sense-Critical Realism Based on a Regulative Idea of Truth: In Defense of a Peircean Theory of Reality and Truth" (443-474) |
| Kenneth Laine Ketner, "Carolyn Eisele (1902-2000)" (475-489) |
| Shawn O'Dwyer, "The Classical Conservative Challenge to Dewey" (491-514) |
| John W. Lango, "Does Whitehead's Metaphysics Contain an Ethics?" (515-536) |
| David Justin Hodge, "Reforming Emerson: A Review of Recent Scholarship" (537-553) |
| Donald Morse, "Pragmatism and the Tragic Sense of Life" (555-572) |
| Raymond D. Boisvert, "Updating Dewey: A Reply to Morse" (573-583) |
| Rick Tillman, "Reinhold Niebuhr and C. Wright Mills as Convergent Critics of John Dewey and American Liberalism" (585-608) |
| Mark Moller, "James, Perception and the Miller-Bode Objections" (609-626) |
| Book Reviews |
| Sandra Rosenthal and Rogene A. Buchholz, Rethinking Business Ethics, A Pragmatic Approach; by Peter Ochs (627-634) |
| Louis Menand, The Metaphysical Club: A Story of Ideas in America; by Bruce Kuklick (635-638) |
| Ralf Müller, Die dynamische Logik des Erkennes von Charles S. Peirce; by Justus Lentsch (639-645) |
| Denis Hurtubise, Relire Whitehead: Concepts de Dieu dans Process and Reality; by Lewis S. Ford (646-655) |
| Irving Singer, George Santayana, Literary Philosopher; by Morris Grossman (656-660) |
| Randall E. Auxier and Mark Y. A. Davies (eds.), Hartshorne and Brightman on God, Process and Persons: The Correspondence, 1922-1945; by Noel E. Boulting (661-668) |
| Phil Oliver, William James's "Springs of Delight": The Return to Life; by Jonathan Levin (669-673) |
| Shannon Sullivan, Living Across and Through Skins: Transactional Bodies, Pragmatism and Feminism, by Nathan Hill (674-676) |
| John McCumber, Time in the Ditch: American Philosophy in the McCarthy Era; by John Capps (677-681) |
| VOLUME 37, NO. 3 SUMMER 2001 |
| John Shuford, "Four Du Boisian Contributions to Critical Race Theory" (301-337) |
| Menno Hulswit, "Semeiotic and the Cement of the Universe: A Peircean Process Approach to Causation" (339-363) |
| Nick C. Sagos, "Detritus and Desiderata: An Interpretation of Authority in the Modern Age" (365-387) |
| Naoko Saito, "Reconstructing Deweyan Pragmatism in Dialogue with Emerson and Cavell" (389-406) |
| Book Reviews |
| Bruce Wilshire, The Primal Roots of American Philosophy: Pragmatism, Phenomenology and Native American Thought; by Victor Kestenbaum (407-415) |
| Cheryl Misak (ed.), Pragmatism; by Wesley Cooper (416-427) |
| Steven J. Burton (ed.), The Path of Law and its Influence; by Frederick Kellogg (428-435) |
| Eugene Garver and Richard Buchanan (eds.), Pluralism in Theory and Practice: Richard McKeon and American Philosophy; by Joseph Betz (436-441) |
| VOLUME 37, NO. 2 SPRING 2001 |
| Patrick K. Dooley, "Public Policy and Philosophical Critique: The William James and Theodore Roosevelt Dialogue on Strenuousness" (161-177) |
| Kevin S. Decker, "Ground, Relation, Representation: Kantianism and the Early Peirce" (179-206) |
| Frank M. Oppenheim, "Dewey on Royce: A Recently Discovered MS, and a Response" (207-221) |
| Christopher Perricone, "George Santayana's Roots in Ancient Rome" (223-242) |
| William T. Myers, "Dewey and Whitehead on the Starting Point and Method" (243-255) |
| Kory Sorrell, "Peirce and a Pragmatic Reconception of Substance" (257-295) |
| Book Review |
| Uwe Wirth (ed.), Die Welt als Zeichen und Hypothese: Perspektiven des semiotischen Pragmatismus von Charles S. Peirce; by Randall Dipert (297-299) |
| VOLUME 37, NO. 1 WINTER 2001 |
| Arnold Johanson, "Modern Topology and Peirce's Theory of the Continuum" (1-12) |
| Charlene Haddock Seigfried, "Pragmatist Metaphysics? Why Terminology Matters" (13-21) |
| Dan Nesher, "Peircean Epistemology of Learning and the Function of Abduction as the Logic of Discovery" (23-57) |
| Chris Van Haeften, "Extension and Epoch: Continuity and Discontinuity in the Philosophy of A. N. Whitehead" (59-79) |
| Torjus Mitgarden, "Peirce's Speculative Grammar from 1895-1896: Its Exegetical Background and Significance" (81-96) |
| Jaime J. Marcio, "Abductive Inference, Design Science, and Dewey's Theory of Inquiry" (97-121) |
| Book Reviews |
| The Peirce Edition Project (eds.), Writings of Charles S. Peirce: A Chronological Edition, Vol. 6, 1886-1890; by Jamie Nubiola (123-128) |
| Nathan Houser and Christian Kloesel (eds.), The Essential Peirce: Volume 2 (1893-1913); by Catherine Legg (129-133) |
| John R. Shook, Dewey's Empirical Theory of Knowledge and Reality; by Richard M. Gale (134-136) |
| Michael Hodges and John Lachs, Thinking in the Ruins: Wittgenstein and Santayana on Contingency; by Morris Grossman (137-142) |
| Richard T. Hull (ed.), Presidential Addresses of the American Philosophical Association: 1901-1910, 1911-1920, 1921-1930; by Marcus G. Singer (143-149) |
| Fernando Zalamea, Ariel Y Arisbe; by Gregory Fernando Pappas (150-153) |
| William Caspary, Dewey on Democracy; by Robert B. Talisse (154-159) |
| VOLUME 36, NO. 4 FALL 2000 |
| James Jakób Liszka, "Peirce's New Rhetoric" (439-477) |
| Vincent Colapeitro, "Let's All Go to the Movies: Two Thumbs Up for Hugo Münsterberg's The Photoplay (1916)" (477-501) |
| T. L. Short, "Was Peirce a Weak Foundationalist?" (503-528) |
| Charlene Haddock Seigfried, "Feminist Ethics and the Sociality of Dewey's Moral Theory" (529-534) |
| Dorothy G. Rogers, "Before Pragmatism: The Practical Idealism of Susan E. Blow (1843-1916)" (535-548) |
| Thomas C. Hilde, "Intelligence, Accident, and Art as a Practice" (549-561) |
| Len Olsen, "On Peirce's Systematic Division of Signs" (563-578) |
| Book Reviews |
| Casey Haskings and David I. Seiple (eds.), Dewey Reconfigured: Essays on Deweyan Pragmatism; by John R. Shook (579-585) |
| Donald F. Koch (ed.), Principles of Instrumental Logic: John Dewey's Lectures in Ethics and Political Ethics (1895-1896); by Jennifer Welchman (586-588) |
| VOLUME 36, NO. 3 SUMMER 2000 |
| Joseph Ransdell, "Peirce and the Socratic Tradition" (341-356) |
| Frederik Stjernfelt, "Diagrams as Centerpiece of a Peircean Epistemology" (357-384) |
| Thelma Z. Lavine, "Have Pragmatists Rejected Classical American Philosophy?" (385-392) |
| Thomas Gardner, "The Subject Matter of Dewey's Metaphysics" (393-405) |
| Robert Cumbley, "The Synonymous Nature and Communal Function of Peirce's Ground, Immediate Object and Meaning: Three Abductions" (407-418) |
| Book Reviews |
| Nicholas Rescher, Realistic Pragmatism: An Introduction to Pragmatic Philosophy; by Sami Pihlström (419-427) |
| David L. Hall and Roger T. Ames, Democracy of the Dead: Dewey, Confucius, and the Hope for Democracy in China; by Sun Youzhong (428-434) |
| Ann Fulton, Apostles of Sartre: Existentialism in American 1945-1963; by David Justin Hodge (435-437) |
| VOLUME 36, NO. 2 SPRING 2000 |
| Michael Scanlan, "The Known and Unknown H. M. Sheffer" (193-224) |
| Mats Bergman, "Reflections on the Role of the Communicative Sign in Semeiotic" (225-254) |
| Stefan Kappner, "Why Should We Adopt the Scientific Method? A Response to Misak’s Interpretation of Peirce's Concept of Belief" (255-270) |
| Martin A. Coleman, "Emerson’s 'Philosophy of the Street'" (271-283) |
| Phil Cox, "William James’s Epistemological 'Gamble'" (283-296) |
| Roger Ward, "Experience as Religious Discovery in Edwards and Peirce" (297-309) |
| Book Reviews |
| Josiah Royce, Metaphysics (His Philosophy 9 Course of 1915-1916); by John E. Smith (311-320) |
| Ludwig Nagl, Pragmatismus: Reihe Campus Einführungen; by Elizabeth Millán-Zaibert (320-323) |
| Martin Vetter, Zeichen deuten auf Gott: Der zeichentheoretische Beitrag von Charles S. Peirce zur Theologie der Sakramente; by Ralf Müller (323-327) |
| Joan Fontrodona, Ciencia Práctica en la acción directiva; by Moris A. Polanco (328-330) |
| David Lamberth, William James and the Metaphysics of Experience; by Marcus Ford (330-334) |
| John Clendenning, The Life and Thought of Josiah Royce, Revised and Expanded Edition; by Griffin Trotter (334-339) |
| VOLUME 36, NO. 1 WINTER 2000 |
| T. L. Short, "Peirce on the Aim of Inquiry: Another Reading of 'Fixation'" (1-23) |
| Joseph Betz, "Sandinista Nicaragua as a Deweyan Social
Experiment" (25-47) |
| Roy Whelden, "The Origins and Use of the Theory of Relations: Peirce, DeMorgan and Music Analysis" (49-73) |
| Berit Brogaard, "The Coup de Grace for Mechanistic Metaphysics: Capek’s New Philosophy of Nature" (75-108) |
| David L. Hilderbrand, "Putnam, Pragmatism, and Dewey" (109-132) |
| Gordon Locke, "Peirce’s Metaphysics: Evolution, Synechism, and the Mathematical Conception of the Continuum" (133-147) |
| Robert G. Burton, "The Problem of Control in Abduction" (149-156) |
| Book Reviews |
| Morton White, A Philosopher's Story; by Richard S. Robin (157-161) |
| Richard M. Gale, The Divided Self of William James; by Ellen Kappy Suckiel (161-168) |
| James Campbell, Recovering Benjamin Franklin; by Andrew J. Reck (168-170) |
| Susan Howe, Peirce-Arrow; by Cornelis de Waal (170-173) |
| John Ryder, Interpreting America: Russian and Soviet Studies of the History of American Thought; by William J. Gavin (174-177) |
| J. A. Popp, Naturalizing Philosophy of Education; by Hugh G. Petrie (178-182) |
| Robert Roth, S. J., Radical Pragmatism: An Alternative; by Keith Burkum (182-187) |
| Jaap van Brakel and Michael van Heerden (eds.), C. S. Peirce: Categories to Constantinople. Proceedings of the International Symposium on Peirce; by Mark Migotti (187-192) |
| VOLUME 35, NO. 4 FALL 1999 |
| Robert G. Meyers, "Pragmatism and Peirce’s Externalist Epistemology" (638-653) |
| Cathy Legg, "Extension, Intension and Dormitive Virtue" (654-677) |
| Jim Garrison, "The Role of Mimesis in Dewey’s Theory of Qualitative Thought" (678-696) |
| Murray Code, "Interpreting ‘The Raw Universe’: Meaning and Metaphysical Imaginaries" (698-722) |
| Lesley Friedman, "Doubt & Inquiry: Peirce and Descartes
Revisited" (724-746) |
| Cornelis de Waal, "Eleven Challenges to the Pragmatic Theory of Truth" (748-766) |
| VOLUME 35, NO. 3 SUMMER 1999 |
| Israel Scheffler, "A Plea for Plurealism" (425-436) |
| Naomi Cumming, "Musical Signs and Subjectivity" (437-474) |
| John Capps, "The Pragmatism of Frederick L. Will" (475-499) |
| Jeff Kasser, "Peirce’s Supposed Psychologism" (501-526) |
| Steven Fesmire, "Morality as Art: Dewey, Metaphor, and Moral Imagination" (527-550) |
| Peter Skagestad, "Peirce’s Inkstand as an External Embodiment of
Mind" (551-561) |
| Berit O. Brogaard, "Mead’s Temporal Realism" (563-593) |
| Leonard J. Waks, "The Means-Ends Continuum and the Reconciliation of Science and Art in the Later Works of John Dewey" (595-611) |
| Winfried Noth, "Peircean Semiotics in the Study of Iconicity in Language" (613-619) |
| Book Reviews |
| Kerry S. Walters, Benjamin Franklin and His Gods; by Todd L. Adams (621-623) |
| Eric J. Sundquist, ed., The Oxford W. E. B. Du Bois Reader; by Greg Moses (624-625) |
| Mark Bauerlein, The Pragmatic Mind: Explorations in the Psychology of Belief; by Gary M. Brodsky (626-629) |
| Wesley T. Mott and Robert E. Burkholder, eds., Emersonian Circles: Essays in Honor of Joel Myerson; by H. G. Callaway (629-632) |
| Kenneth Laine Ketner and David E. Pfeifer, eds., Charles Sanders Peirce: Memorial Appreciation (Pierce Studies, No. 6); author uncredited (633) |
| VOLUME 35, NO. 2 SPRING 1999 |
| Helmut Pape, "Abduction and the Topology of Human Cognition" (248-269) |
| Edward H. Madden and Marian C. Madden, "Ethan Allen, His Philosophical Side" (270-283) |
| Robert Lane, "Peirce’s Triadic Logic Revisited" (284-311) |
| Andrew Backe, "Dewey and the Reflex Arc: The Limits of James' Influence" (312-326) |
| Heather E. Keith, "Feminism and Pragmatism: George Herbert Mead's Ethics of Care" (328-344) |
| Jim Garrison, "John Dewey, Jacques Derrida, and the Metaphysics of Presence" (346-372) |
| Herman C. D. G. De Regt, "Peirce's Pragmatism, Scientific Realism, and the Problem of Underdetermination" (374-397) |
| Book Reviews |
| Michael Eldridge, Transforming Experience: John Dewey's Cultural Instrumentalism; by Mark Mendell (398-405) |
| Peter Ochs, Peirce, Pragmatism and the Logic of Scripture; by Richard Smyth (405-409) |
| Raymond D. Boisvert, John Dewey: Rethinking Our Time; by H. G. Callaway (409-415) |
| Stephen M. Fishman and Lucille McCarthy, John Dewey and the Challenge of Classroom Practice; by Lucille L. T. Eckrich (416-421) |
| Griffin Trotter, The Loyal Physician: Roycean Ethics and the Practice of Medicine; by Glenn McGee (422-424) |
| VOLUME 35, NO. 1 WINTER 1999 |
| Henry Jackman, "Prudential Arguments, Naturalized Epistemology, and the Will To Believe" (1-37) |
| William Gavin, "How Things Go Wrong in Our Experience: John Dewey
vs. Franz Kafka vs. William Carlos Williams" (39-68) |
| Sun Youzhong, "John Dewey in China: Yesterday and Today" (69-88) |
| Kory Spencer Sorrell, "Feminist Ethics and Dewey's Moral Theory" (89-114) |
| Uwe Wirth, "Abductive Reasoning in Peirce's and Davidson's Account of Interpretation" (115-127) |
| Berit O. Brogaard, "Peirce on Abductive and Rational Control" (129-155) |
| Janice Staab, "Questions Concerning Peirce's Agapic Continuity" (157-176) |
| Book Reviews |
| Kenneth Laine Ketner, His Glassy Essence: An Autobiography of Charles Sanders Peirce; by Joseph Brent (177-187) |
| James Hoopes, Community Denied: The Wrong Turn of Pragmatic Liberalism; by Michael Eldridge (188-197) |
| Brian Lloyd, Left Out: Pragmatism, Exceptionalism, and the Poverty of American Marxism, 1890-1922; by John Ryder (197-203) |
| Matthew Festenstein, Pragmatism and Political Theory: From Dewey to Rorty; by Peter T. Manicas (203-214) |
| Kelly A. Parker, The Continuity of Peirce's Thought; by Claudine Tiercelin (214-223) |
| Larry Hickman, ed., Reading Dewey: Interpretations for a Postmodern Generation; by Arthur Efron (223-239) |
| Larry Hickman, ed., Reading Dewey: Interpretations for a Postmodern Generation; by James A. Good (240-247) |
| VOLUME 34, NO. 4 FALL 1998 |
| Charlene Haddock Seigfried, "Advancing American Philosophy" (807-839) |
| John J. Stuhr, "Sidetracking American
Philosophy" (841-860) |
| Symposium on Louise M. Rosenblatt |
| Vincent Colapietro, "Reading as Experience" (861-868) |
| Robert E. Innis, "Pragmatism and the Fate of Reading" (869-884) |
| Louise M. Rosenblatt, "Readers, Texts, Authors" (885-921) |
| Jennifer Faust, "Idealism Meets Realism: The Problem of Convergence in Blanshard’s The Nature of Thought" (923-947) |
| John Byrnes, "Peirce’s First-Order Logic of 1885" (949-976) |
| Deborah Boyle, "William James’s Ethical Symphony" (977-1003) |
| David E. Schrader, "Simonizing James: Taking Demands Seriously" (1005-1028) |
| Book Reviews |
| Howard B. Radest, Felix Adler: An Ethical Culture; by H. G. Callaway (1029-1036) |
| Phyllis Cole, Mary Moody Emerson and the Origins of Transcendentalism: A Family History; by Therese B. Dykeman (1037-1041) |
| Linda Simon, Genuine Reality: A Life of William James; by Ignas K. Skrupskelis (1041-1045) |
| Gonzalo Génova, Charles S. Peirce: La Loógica del Descubrimiento; by Antoni Gomila (1045-1047) |
| VOLUME 34, NO. 3 SUMMER 1998 |
| Jaakko Hintikka, "What Is Abduction? The Fundamental Problem of Contemporary Epistemology" (503-533) |
| Joseph Margolis, "Peirce's Fallibilism" (535-569) |
| Marian C. Madden and Edward H. Madden, "Emerson, Goethe, and Fuller: A Philosophical Triangle" (571-604) |
| Marcus Ford, "William James's Psychical Research and its Philosophical Implications" (605-626) |
| Carl R. Hausman, "Infinitesimals as Origins of Evolution: Comments Prompted by Timothy Herron and Hilary Putnam on Peirce's Synechism and Infinitesimals" (627-640) |
| Menno Hulswit, "A Guess at the Riddle of Semeiotic Causation" (641-688) |
| Axel Honneth, "Between Proceduralism and Teleology: An Unresolved Conflict in Dewey's Moral Theory" (689-711) |
| Josiah Royce, "A Critical Study of Reality" (713-768) |
| Book Reviews |
| Jacqueline Brunning and Paul Forster, eds., The Rule of Reason: The Philosophy of Charles Sanders Peirce; by Richard Smyth (769-780) |
| John J. Stuhr, Genealogical Pragmatism: Philosophy, Experience, and Community; by Douglas Browning (780-788) |
| Judith A. Jones, Intensity: An Essay in Whiteheadian Ontology; by Lewis S. Ford (789-795) |
| Louis Menand, Pragmatism: A Reader; by Guy W. Stroh (795-798) |
| Christopher Phelps, Young Sidney Hook: Marxist and Pragmatist; by Robert Talisse (798-802) |
| VOLUME 34, NO. 2 SPRING 1998 |
| Robert G. Meyers, "Putnam and the Permanence of Pragmatism" (346-364) |
| Hilary Putnam and Ruth Anna Putnam, "The Real William James: A Response to Robert Meyers" (366-381) |
| Sami Pihlström, "Peircean Scholastic Realism and Transcendental Arguments" (382-413) |
| Andrew R. Bailey, "The Strange Attraction of Sciousness: William James on Consciousness" (414-434) |
| L. J. O’Neill, "Aspects of Peirce’s Theory of Influence" (436-449) |
| Book Reviews |
| Sami Pihlstrom, Structuring the World: The Issue of Realism and the Nature of Ontological Problems in Classical and Contemporary Pragmatism; by Henry Jackman (450-458) |
| Friedrich Kuhn, Ein anderes Bild des Pragmatismus: Wahrscheinlichkeitstheorie und Begriindung der Induction als maBgebliche EinfluBgroBen in den "Illustrations of the Logic of Science"; by Helmut Pape (458-470) |
| Mario Alcaro, John Dewey. Scienza, prassi e democrazia; by Brunella Casalini (470-476) |
| Len Gougeon and Joel Myerson (eds.), Emerson's Antislavery Writings; by Howard Callaway (476-482) |
| Jaime Nubiola (ed.), Clayes del pensamiento de C.S. Peirce para el siglo XXI; by Fernando Zalamea (483-488) |
| Christopher Shannon, Conspicuous Criticism: Tradition, the Individual, and Culture in American Social Thought, from Veblen to Mills; by Michael Keaney (489-498) |
| Donald Morris, Dewey and the Behavioristic Context of Ethics; by D. Micah Hester (499-502) |
| VOLUME 34, NO. 1 WINTER 1998 |
| Claudine Tiercelin, "Peirce’s
Objective Idealism: A Defense" (1-28) |
| American Philosophy and the Hispanic World |
| Peter H. Hare, "Introduction" (29-30) |
| James Nubiola, "C. S. Peirce and the Hispanic Philosophy of the Twentieth Century" (31-49) |
| Herman J. Saatkamp, Jr., "Santayana:
Hispanic-American Philosopher" (51-68) |
| Douglas Browning, "Dewey and Ortega on the Starting Point" (69-92) |
| Gregory Fernando Pappas, "The Latino
Character of American Pragmatism" (93-112) |
Todd M. Lekan, "Ideals, Practical Reason and Pessimism: Dewey’s
Reconstruction of Means and Ends" (113-147) |
| John Lachs, "Actions and Character: A Reply to Todd Lekan" (149-154) |
| Henry Jackman, "James’ Pragmatic Account of Intentionality and Truth" (155-181) |
| Cornelis de Waal, "Peirce’s Nominalist-Realist Distinction, an
Untenable Dualism" (183-202) |
| Stephen E. Braude, "Peirce on the Paranormal" (203-224) |
| Michael J. McGandy, "The Midworld: Clarifications and
Developments" (225-264) |
| Book Reviews |
| Nathan Houser, Don D. Roberts, and James Van Evra, eds, Studies in the Logic of Charles Sanders Peirce; by Richard B. White (265-283) |
| Richard E. Hart and Doublas R. Anderson, eds, Philosophy in Experience: American Philosophy in Transition; by Shannon Eric Kincaid (284-294) |
| Ruth Anna Putnam, ed., The Cambridge Companion to William James; by Sami Pihlstrom (295-303) |
| H. O. Mounce, The Two Pragmatisms: From Peirce to Rorty ; by Ellen Kappy Suckiel (304-312) |
| Richard A. Smyth, Reading Peirce Reading; by Morris Grossman (313-318) |
| Klaus Oehler, Sachen und Zeichen: Zur Philosophie des Pragmatismus; by Ralf Müller (319-322) |
| Richard J. Bernstein, Hannah Arendt and the Jewish Question; by David Watson (323-326) |
| Rosa M. Calcaterra, Introduzione a Il pragmatismo americano; by H. G. Callaway and Brunella Casalini (327-333) |
| VOLUME 33, NO. 4 FALL 1997 |
| Scott L. Pratt, "'A Sailor in a Storm:' Dewey on the Meaning of Language" (839-862) |
| Richard M. Gale, "James’s Semantics of “Truth”" (863-898) |
| Chance, Love, and Logic: C. S. Peirce and Evolution. Aarhus Conference Papers, Part II |
| Kelley J. Wells, "The Thermodynamic Metaphor, Overdetermination and Peirce’s Commitment to Realism" (899-939) |
| Peder Voetmann Christiansen, "Peirce and Modern Cosmology: Attractors and Broken Symmetry" (941-957) |
| Per Aage Brandt, "How Logic Evolves from Representation" (959-972) |
| Lewis S. Ford, "On Epochal Becoming: Rosenthal on Whitehead" (973-979) |
| Sandra B. Rosenthal, "Whitehead and the Ongoing Problem of Temporality: A Response to Lewis Ford" (981-984) |
| Bruce Wilshire, "Passion for Meaning: William Ernest Hocking’s
Religious-Philosophical Views" (985-1002) |
| Frank X. Ryan, "The “Extreme Heresy” of John Dewey and Arthur F. Bentley II: Knowing Knowing and the Known" (1003-1023) |
| Thelma Z. Lavine, "Reply to Ryan" (1025-1028) |
| Frank X. Ryan, "Affirming Dewey’s Philosophy: A Rejoinder" (1029-1033) |
| Book Reviews |
| Arthur E. Murphy, Reason, Reality, and Speculative Philosophy, ed. Marcus G. Singer; by John J. Stuhr (1035-44) |
| Ellen Kappy Suckiel, Heaven's Champion: William James's Philosophy of Religion; by Hunter Brown (1045-50) |
| Jacquelyn Ann K. Kegley, Genuine Individuals and Genuine Communities; by Griffin Trotter (1050-59) |
| Victorino Tejara, American Modern: The Path Not Taken; by D. Micah Hester (1059-65) |
| VOLUME 33, NO. 3 SUMMER 1997 |
| Gregory Fernando Pappas, "Dewey’s Moral Theory: Experience as Method" (520-556) |
| Edward H. Madden, "William Ellery Channing: Philosopher, Critic of Orthodoxy, and Cautious Reformer" (558-588) |
| Timothy Herron, "C. S. Peirce’s Theory of Infinitesimals" (590-645) |
| Demetra Sfendoni-Mentzou, "Peirce on Continuity and
Laws of Nature" (646-678) |
| Robert Lane, "Peirce’s “Entanglement” with the Principles of Excluded Middle and Contradiction" (680-703) |
| Andrew Reynolds, "The Incongruity of Peirce’s Tychism" (704-721) |
| Menno Hulswit, "Peirce’s Teleological Approach to Natural Classes" (722-772) |
| Frank X. Ryan, "The “Extreme Heresy” of John Dewey and Arthur F. Bentley I: A Star Crossed Collaboration?" (774-794) |
| Book Reviews |
| Ángel Manuel Faerna, Introducción a la teoría pragmatista del conocimiento; by Eduardo Mendieta (796-799) |
| Sidney Hook, The Metaphysics of Pragmatism; by H. G. Callaway (799-808) |
| Leszek Koczanowicz, Jednostka, dzialanie, spoleczenstwo. Koncepcje jazni w filozofii amerykanskiego pragmatyzmu (Individual, Activity, Society: The Concept of Self in American Pragmatism); by Elzbieta Halas (809-815) |
| Tomasz Komendzinski, Sign and its Continuity: C. S. Peirce's Semiotics between Perception and Reception; by Janina Gajda-Krynicka (816-822) |
| Rick Tilman, The Intellectual Legacy of Thorstein Veblen: Unresolved Issues; by Gloria L. Zuniga (822-828) |
| --
"Open Letter to President Bill Clinton Concerning the Fate of the Peirce Papers" (836-838) |
| VOLUME 33, NO. 2 SPRING 1997 |
| Pierre Thibaud, "Between Saying and Doing: Peirce’s Propositional Space" (271-327) |
| Thomas Alexander, "Santayana’s Sage: The Disciplines of Aesthetic
Enlightenment" (328-357) |
| Crispin Sartwell, "Bits of Broken Glass: Zora Neale Hurston’s Conception of the Self" (358-391) |
| Jennifer Welchman, "Dewey, Moore and the Science of Ethics" (392-409) |
| Howard L. Parsons, "Barrows Dunham: The Progress of an American Radical" (410-444) |
| James Lawler, "Originalism, Moralism and the Public Opinion State of Mitchell Franklin" (446-487) |
| Hunter Brown, "The Inadequacy of Wishful Thinking Charges Against William James’s The Will To Believe" (488-519) |
| VOLUME 33, NO. 1 WINTER 1997 |
| Chance, Love, and Logic: C. S. Peirce and Evolution. Aarhus Conference Papers. Part I |
| Christopher Hookway, "Design and Chance: The Evolution of Peirce’s Evolutionary Cosmology" (1-34) |
| Claudine Tiercelin, "Peirce on Norms, Evolution and Knowledge" (35-58) |
| Helmut Pape, "Love’s Power and the Causality of Mind: C. S. Peirce on the Place of Mind and Culture in Evolution" (59-90) |
| Angus Kerr-Lawson, "Truth and Idiomatic Truth in Santayana" (91-111) |
| T.L.S. Sprigge, "Kerr-Lawson on Truth and Santayana" (113-130) |
| Symposium on Susanne K. Langer |
| John J. McDermott, "A Foreword" (131-132) |
| James Campbell, "Langer’s Understanding of Philosophy" (133-147) |
| Richard M. Liddy, "Susanne K. Langer’s Philosophy of Mind" (149-160) |
| Donald Dryden, "Susanne K. Langer and American Naturalism in the Twentieth Century" (161-182) |
| Richard E. Hart, "Langer’s Aesthetics of Poetry" (183-200) |
| Dan Nesher, "Peircean Realism: Truth as the Meaning of Cognitive Signs Representing Reality" (201-257) |
| Book Reviews |
| Edward C. Moore and Richard Robin, eds., From Time and Chance to Consciousness: Studies in the Metaphysics of Charles Peirce; by Kathleen Hull (259-268) |
| VOLUME 32, NO. 4 FALL 1996 |
| T. L. Short, "Interpreting Peirce's Interpretant: A Response to Lalor, Liszka, and Meyers" (488-541) |
| Sandra B. Rosenthal, "Continuity, Contingency, and Time: The Divergent Intuitions of Whitehead and Pragmatism" (542-567) |
| Richard Gale, "William James's Quest to Have It All" (568-596) |
| John Ryder, "Yuri K. Melvil and American Pragmatism" (598-632) |
| John Capps, "Dewey, Quine, and Pragmatic Naturalized Epistemology" (634-668) |
| Janice Deledalle-Rhodes, "The Transposition of the Linguistic Sign in Peirce's Contributions to The Nation" (668-682) |
| Book Reviews |
| Jennifer Welchman, Dewey's Ethical Thought; by Robert L. Holmes (684-688) |
| Nicholas Rescher, Process Metaphysics: An Introduction to Process Philosophy; by John W. Lango (689-697) |
| Christiane Chauviré, Peirce et la signification: introduction à la logique du vague; by Claudine Tiercelin (698-707) |
| Robert Burch and Herman J. Saatkamp Jr., eds., Frontiers in American Philosophy; by Glenn McGee (708-711) |
| Steve Odin, The Social Self in Zen and American Pragmatism; by Kenneth K. Inada (712-720) |
| Stephen H. Daniel, The Philosophy of Jonathan Edwards: A Study in Divine Semiotics; by Michael L. Raposa (720-726) |
| Ignas K. Skrupskelis and Elizabeth M. Berkeley, eds., The Correspondence of William James, Vol. 4: 1856-1877; by Richard M. Gale (727-730) |
| VOLUME 32, NO. 3 SUMMER 1996 |
| Susan Haack, "Reflections of a Critical Common-sensist" (359-373) |
| Thomas Alexander, "The Fourth World of American Philosophy: The Philosophical Significance of Native American Culture" (375-402) |
| Andrew Reynolds, "Peirce’s Cosmology and the Laws of Thermodynamics" (403-423) |
| Cornelis de Waal, "The Real Issue between Nominalism and Realism: Peirce and Berkeley Reconsidered" (425-442) |
| Christopher J. Broniak, "James’s Theory of Fringes" (443-468) |
| Book Reviews |
| Jim Garrison, The New Scholarship on Dewey; by Lawrence E. Cahoone (469-477) |
| Richard McKeon and David B. Owen, On Knowing: The Natural Sciences; by Zahava K. McKeon (477-483) |
| Ansgar Richter, Der Begriff der Abduktion bei Charles Sanders Peirce; by Ralf Müller (484-487) |
| VOLUME 32, NO. 2 SPRING 1996 |
| Edward H. Madden and Marian C. Madden, "Transcendental Dimensions of American Art" (154-180) |
| Menno Hulswit, "Teleology: A Peircean Critique of Ernst Mayr’s
Theory" (182-214) |
| Kelley J. Wells, "An Evaluation of Hartshorne’s Critique of Peirce’s Synechism" (216-246) |
| John Ryder, "Cadwallader Colden, Samuel Johnson, and the Activity of Matter: Materialism and Idealism in Colonial America" (248-272) |
| Scott L. Pratt, "The Influence of the Iroquois on Early American Philosophy" (274-314) |
| Gregory Fernando Pappas, "Open-mindedness and Courage: Complementary Virtues of Pragmatism" (316-335) |
| Book Reviews |
| Fred Seddon, An Introduction to the Philosophical Works of F. S. C. Northrop; by Andrew J. Reck (336-339) |
| Herman Parret, ed., Peirce and Value Theory: On Peircean Ethics and Aesthetics; by Stanley Harrison (339-349) |
| VOLUME 32, NO. 1 WINTER 1996 |
| H. S. Thayer, "Peirce and Truth: Some Reflections" (1-10) |
| Michael Eldridge, "Dewey’s Faith in Democracy as Shared Experience" (11-30) |
| Robert B. Westbrook, "Democratic Faith: A Response to Michael
Eldridge" (31-40) |
| Jon S. Moran, "Bergsonian Sources of Mead’s Philosophy" (41-63) |
| John Capps, "Pragmatism, Feminism, and The Sameness - Difference Debate" (65-105) |
| Victorino Tejera, "Has Habermas Understood Peirce?" (107-125) |
| Book Reviews |
| Helmut Pape, Kreativität und Logik; by Lorenz Schulz (127-136) |
| Dennis H. McPherson and J. Douglas Rabb, Indian from The Inside: A Study in Ethno-Metaphysics; by Fred Gillette Sturm (137-142) |
| Norbert Wiley, The Semiotic Self; by John M. Lincourt (143-152) |
| VOLUME 31, NO. 4 FALL 1995 |
| Bernard R. Boxill, "Fear and Shame as
Forms of Moral Suasion in the Thought of Frederick Douglass" (713-744) |
| James Campbell, "The Pragmatism of Benjamin Franklin" (745-792) |
| Kerry S. Walters, "A Note on Benjamin Franklin and Gods" (793-805) |
| Eric Hammer, "Peirce on Logical Diagrams" (807-827) |
| Eric Hammer, "The Calculation of Peirce’s 4.453" (829-839) |
| John Teehan, "Character, Integrity and Dewey’s Virtue
Ethics" (841-863) |
| Suzanne Cunningham, "Dewey on Emotions: Recent Experimental Evidence" (865-874) |
| VOLUME 31, NO. 3 SUMMER 1995 |
| Andrew J. Reck, "W. M. Urban’s Philosophy of History" (467-481) |
| Vincent Colapietro, "Notes for a Sketch of a Peircean Theory of the Unconscious" (482-506) |
| Wayne C. Myrvold, "Peirce on Cantor’s Paradox and the
Continuum" (508-541) |
| John R. Shook, "John Dewey’s Struggle with American Realism, 1904-1910" (542-566) |
| Steven A. Fesmire, "Dramatic Rehearsal and the Moral Artist: A Deweyan Theory of Moral Understanding" (568-597) |
| Michael J. McGandy, "John William Miller’s
Metaphysics of Democracy" (598-630) |
| David L. Hilderbrand, "Was Kenneth Burke a Pragmatist?" (632-658) |
| VOLUME 31, NO. 2 SPRING 1995 |
| Eric Dayton, "C.I. Lewis and the Given" (254-284) |
| Edward H. Madden, "Transcendental Influences on Louis H. Sullivan and Frank Lloyd Wright" (286-321) |
| Arthur Efron, "Literature as Experience: Dewey’s Aesthetics in an Age of Galloping Theory" (322-357) |
| Richard Tursman, "Cognition as a Dynamic System" (358-372) |
| Lesley Friedman, "C. S. Peirce’s Transcendental and Immanent Realism" (374-392) |
| Chi-Chun Chiu, "The Notion of Truth in Peirce’s Earliest
System" (394-414) |
| W. H. Kalaga, "The Ambivalent Autonomy of the Real" (416-429) |
| VOLUME 31, NO. 1 WINTER 1995 |
| Symposium on John E. Smith’s America’s Philosophical
Vision |
| John J. Stuhr, "Philosophical Night Vision" (1-10) |
| Kathleen Wallace, "John Smith’s America’s Philosophical Vision: American
and/or Philosophical?" (11-19) |
| Vincent M. Colapietro, "Toward a Fuller Recovery of Living Reason" (21-39) |
| Felicia E. Kruse, "A Critical Discussion of John E. Smith’s Communitarian Vision" (41-51) |
| John E. Smith, "Response" (53-87) |
| Mark Migotti, "Peirce’s First Rule of Reason and the Bad Faith of Rortian Post-Philosophy" (89-136) |
| J. E. Tiles, "Applying the Term ‘Mental’ in a World without a Within: Dewey’s Realism" (137-166) |
| Georges Dicker, "“Epistemology” Reburied" (167-184) |
| David Dearmont, "A Hint at Peirce’s Empirical Evidence for Tychism" (185-204) |
| VOLUME 30, NO. 4 FALL 1994 |
| Cheryl Misak, "Pragmatism and the Transcendental Turn in Truth and Ethics" (739-775) |
| Royce and California |
| J. E. Tiles, "Introduction" |
| John J. McDermott, "The Confrontation Between Royce and Howison" (779-790) |
| Ignas K. Skrupskelis, "The
Royce-Howison Debate on the Conception of God" (791-802) |
| Frank M. Oppenheim S.J., "Four Practical Challenges of the Mature Royce to Californians and Others" (803-824) |
| Carl R. Hausman and Douglas R. Anderson, "The Telos of Peirce's Realism" (825-838) |
| Kelley J. Wells, "Contra Margolis' Peircean Constructivism: A Peircean Pragmatic Logos" (839-860) |
| Pragmatismo |
| E. Paul Colella, "Two Faces of Italian Pragmatism: The Prezzolini-Calderoni Debate, 1904-1905" (861-896) |
| Vincent Colapietro, "“Tell
Your Friend Giulliano...”: Jamesian Enthusiasms and Peircean Reservations" (897-926) |
| E. Paul Colella, "Giuseppe Prezzolini's Pragmatist Interlude: A Reply to Colapietro" (927-938) |
| Janice M. Staab, "The Laboratory-Trained Believer: Peirce on the Scientific
Character of Belief" (939-957) |
| Eduardo Mendieta, "G. H. Mead: Linguistically Constituted Intersubjectivity and
Ethics" (959-1000) |
| VOLUME 30, NO. 3 SUMMER 1994 |
| Edmond Wright, "A New Critical Realism: An Examination of
Roy Wood Sellar’s Epistemology" (477-514) |
| Randall R. Dipert, "The Life and Logical Contributions of O.H. Mitchell, Peirce’s Gifted Student" (515-542) |
| Luciano Floridi, "Scepticism and the Search for Knowledge: A Peirceish Answer to a Kantian Doubt" (543-573) |
| Mark Mendell, "Dewey and the Logic of Legal Reasoning" (575-635) |
| Christopher Perricone, "Poetic Philosophy: The Santayana-Eliot Connection" (637-665) |
| VOLUME 30, NO. 2 WINTER 1994 |
| Griffin Trotter, "Royce, Community, and Ethnicity" (231-269) |
| Kathleen Hull, "Why Hanker After Logic? Mathematical Imagination, Creativity and Perception in Peirce's Systematic Philosophy" (271-296) |
| W. Christopher Stewart, "Peirce on the Role of Authority in Science" (297-326) |
| Angus Kerr-Lawson, "Freedoms in Santayana: Psychic, Logical, Vacant, Moral, Spiritual" (327-348) |
| Wesley E. Cooper, "James's Theory of Mental Causation" (349-370) |
| John Deely, "The Grand Vision" (371-400) |
| VOLUME 30, NO. 1 SPRING 1994 |
| Edward H. Madden, "Buffs and Rebuffs: Emerson, Marian C. Madden and Parker and Thoreau" (1-32) |
| Marjorie C. Miller, "Essence and Identity: Santayana and the Category
'Women'" (33-50) |
| Kelly Parker, "Peirce's Semeiotic and Ontology" (51-75) |
| Gregory Fernando Pappas, "William James' Virtuous Believer" (77-109) |
| Todd L. Adams, "Henry Tappan and Agent Causality" (111-133) |
| Ralf Müller, "On the Principles of Construction and the Order of Peirce's Trichotomies of Signs" (135-153) |
| VOLUME 29, NO. 4 FALL 1993 |
| Robert B. Westbrook, "Doing Dewey: An Autobiographical Fragment" (493-512) |
| Kai Nielsen, "Peirce, Pragmatism and the Challenge of
Postmodernism" (513-560) |
| John J. Stuhr, "Can Pragmatism Appropriate the Resources of Postmodernism? A Response to Nielson" (561-572) |
| James Jakob Liszka, "Good and Bad Foundationalism: A Response to
Nielsen" (573-580) |
| Helmut Pape, "Final Causality in Peirce’s Semiotics and His Classification of the Sciences" (581-608) |
| Wilma Koutstaal, "Lowly Notions: Forgetting
in William James’s Moral Universe" (609-636) |
| André De Tienne (ed); Charles S. Peirce, "[Hypothesis of Space and Time: A Response to Kant] Appendix No. 2" (637-674) |
| Sam Mitchell, "Peirce’s Response to Kant in Appendix 2: A Contemporary Assessment" (675-686) |
| Marcus G. Singer (ed); Arthur E. Murphy, "Pragmatism and the
Context of Rationality, Part III" (687-722) |
| VOLUME 29, NO. 3 SUMMER 1993 |
| Joseph Margolis, "The Passing of Peirce’s Realism" (293-330) |
| Singer, Marcus G., ed.; Arthur E. Murphy, "Pragmatism and the Context of Rationality, Part II" (331-368) |
| Thomas M. Alexander, "John Dewey and the Moral Imagination: Beyond Putnam and Rorty toward a Postmodern Ethics" (369-400) |
| Thomas Oshewsky, "Peirce’s Antifoundationalism" (401-409) |
| Susan Haack, "Philosophy / philosophy, an Untenable Dualism" (411-426) |
| Victorino Tejera, "Peirce’s Semeiotic, and the Aesthetics of Literature" (427-455) |
| VOLUME 29, NO. 2 SPRING 1993 |
| Singer, Marcus G., ed.; Arthure E. Murphy, "Pragmatism and the Context of Rationality: Part I" (123-178) |
| Edward H. Madden, "Ralph Waldo Emerson and Theodore Parker: A Comparative Study" (179-209) |
| Len O’Neill, "Peirce and the Nature of Evidence" (211-224) |
| Wim Staat, "On Abduction, Deduction, Induction and the Categories" (225-237) |
| Robert Reuter, "The Radical Agent: A Deweyan Theory of Causation" (239-257) |
| VOLUME 29, NO. 1 WINTER 1993 |
| Christopher Hookway, "Belief, Confidence and the Method of Science" (1-32) |
| Susan Haack, "Peirce and Logicism: Notes Towards an Exposition" (33-56) |
| Nathan Houser, "On 'Peirce and Logicism': A Response to Haack" (57-67) |
| Douglas R. Anderson, "American Loss in Cavell’s Emerson" (69-89) |
| VOLUME 28, NO. 4 FALL 1992 |
| Marian C. Madden, "Philosophical Biography: Edward H. Madden and the American Scene" (609-643) |
| Anyur M. Karimsky, "American Naturalism from a Non-American
Perspective" (645-665) |
| Edward S. Petry, Jr., "The Origin of
Development of Peirce’s Concept of
Self-Control" (667-690) |
| Paul D. Forster, "Peirce and the Threat of Nominalism" (691-724) |
| C. F. Delaney, "Peirce on the Hypothesis of God" (725-739) |
| Victor Cosculluela, "Peirce on Tychism and Determinism" (741-755) |
| Robert A. Jacques, "On the Reality of Seconds" (757-766) |
| Saul Smilansky, "Did James Deceive Himself about Free Will?" (767-779) |
| Gregory Fernando Pappas, "William
James and the Logic of Faith" (781-808) |
| Robert J. O’Connell, "'The Will To Believe' and James’s 'Deontological Streak'" (809-831) |
| P. Sven Arvidson, "The Field of Consciousness: James and
Gurwitsch" (833-856) |
| VOLUME 28, NO. 3 SUMMER 1992 |
| Joseph Betz, "An Introduction to the Thought of Hannah Arendt" (379-422) |
| David Watson, "Hannah Arendt and the American Republic" (423-465) |
| Risto Hilpinen, "On Peirce’s Philosophical Logic: Propositions and Their Objects" (467-488) |
| Nathan Houser, "On Peirce’s Theory of Propositions: A Response to Hilpinen" (489-504) |
| Robert G. Meyers, "Peirce’s New Way of Signs" (505-521) |
| Angus Kerr-Lawson, "Stripped Down Burch" (523-546) |
| Todd L. Adams, "Agency Theory: The Dilemma of Thomas C. Upham" (547-568) |
| James Campbell, "DuBois and James" (569-581) |
| Gary A. Cook, "George Herbert Mead: An Unpublished Essay on Royce and James" (583-592) |
| VOLUME 28, NO. 2 SRING 1992 |
| Symposium on Dewey’s Metaphysics |
| John J. Stuhr, "Dewey’s
Reconstruction of Metaphysics" (161-76) |
| R. W. Sleeper, "'What is
Metaphysics?'" (177-87) |
| Raymond D. Boisvert, "Metaphysics as the Search for Paradigmatic Instances" (189-202) |
| Thomas Alexander, "Dewey and the Metaphysical Imagination" (203-15) |
| Casey Haskins, "Dewey’s Art as Experience: The Tension between Aesthetics and Aestheticism" (217-59) |
| Peirce, a Philosopher for the 21st Century: Part II |
| Christopher Hookway, "The Idea of Causation: Some Percean Themes" (261-88) |
| Gerard Deledalle, "Peirce’s
”Sign”: its Concept and its Use" (289-301) |
| Don L. Cook & Christian J. W.
Kloesel, "Two Responses to Moore and Burks on Editing Peirce" (303-309) |
| VOLUME 28, NO. 1 WINTER 1992 |
|
Peirce, a
Philosopher for the 21st Century: Part I |
| Guy Debrock, "Introduction" (1-18) |
| Susan Haack, "'Extreme
Scholastic Realism': Its Relevance to Philosophy of Science Today" (19-50) |
| Claudine Engel-Tiercelin, "Vagueness and the Unity of C. S. Peirce’s Realism" (51-82) |
| Edward C. Moore & Arthur W. Burks, "Three Notes on the Editing of the Works of Charles S. Peirce" (83-106) |
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| Joseph Betz, "John Dewey and Paulo Freire" (107-26) |
| Frank X. Ryan, "The
Kantian Ground of Dewey’s Functional Self" (127-44) |
| VOLUME 27, NO. 4 FALL 1991 |
| Pragmatism and Feminism |
| Charlene Haddock Seigfried, "The Missing
Perspective:Feminist Pragmatism" (405-416) |
| Eugene Gatens-Robinson, "Dewey and the Feminist Successor Science Project" (417-433) |
| Marcia K. Moen, "Peirce’s Pragmatism as Resource for Feminism" (435-450) |
| Felicia E. Kruse, "Luce Irigaray’s Parler Femme and American Metaphysics" (451-464) |
Marjorie C. Miller, "Response to Eugene Gatens-Robinson, Marcia K. Moen and Felicia E. Kruse " (465-474)
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| Carl R. Hausman, "Peirce's Evolutionary Realism" (475-500) |
| William Christopher Stewart, "Social and Economic Aspects of Peirce's Conception of Science" (501-526) |
| VOLUME 27, NO. 3 SUMMER 1991 |
| Felicia E. Kruse, "Genuineness and Degeneracy in Peirce’s Categories" (267-298) |
| E. Paul Colella, "Human Nature and the Ethics of C.I. Lewis" (299-319) |
| Gerald E. Mozur, "Dewey on Time and Individuality" (321-340) |
| Michael L. Raposa, "Peirce and Modern Religious Thought" (341-369) |
| VOLUME 27, NO. 2 SPRING 1991 |
| Helmut Pape, "Not Every Object of a Sign has Being" (141-177) |
| Crispin Sartwell, "Doubt and Faith: Santayana and Kierkegaard on Fundamental Belief" (179-195) |
| Patrick F. Sullivan, "On Falsificationist Interpretations of Peirce" (197-219) |
| John Peterson, "Can Peirce Be a Pragmaticist and an Idealist? " (221-235) |
| Robert W. Burch, "Valency, Adicity, and Adity in Peirce’s MS 482" (237-244) |
| VOLUME 27, NO. 1 WINTER 1991 |
| Angus Kerr-Lawson, "Toward One Santayana: Recent Scholarship" (1-25) |
| Dementra Sfendoni-Mentzou, "Towards a Potential-Pragmatic Account of Peirce’s Theory of Truth" (27-77) |
| Jeffrey R. Di Leo, "Peirce’s Haecceitism" (79-109) |
| VOLUME 26, NO. 4 FALL 1990 |
|
Dewey and Epistemology Today
Hilary and Ruth Anna Putnam, "Epistemology as Hypothesis" (407-433) |
| R. W. Sleeper, "Commentary on 'Epistemology as Hypothesis'" (435-442) |
| H. S. Thayer, "Dewey and the Theory of Knowledge" (443-458) |
Larry Hickman, "Contextualizing Knowledge: A Reply to 'Dewey and the Theory of Knowledge' (459-463)
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| Patricia A. Turrisi, "Peirce's Logic of Discovery: Abduction and the Universal Categories" (465-497) |
| Tomis Kapitan, "In What Way is Abductive Inference Creative?" (499-512) |
| VOLUME 26, NO. 3 SUMMER 1990 |
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Carl R. Hausman, "In and Out of Peirce’s Percepts" (271-308) |
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Richard Smyth, "Peirce’s Concept of Knowledge in 1868" (309-323) |
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Thomas M. Alexander, "Pragmatic Imagination" (325-348) |
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Douglas R. Anderson, "Three Appeals in Peirce’s Neglected Argument" (349-362) |
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Ru Michael Sabre, "Peirce’s Abductive Argument and the Enthymeme" (363-372) |
| VOLUME 26, NO. 2 SPRING 1990 |
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Hans Joas, "The Creativity of Action and the Intersubjectivity of Reason: Mead’s Pragmatism and Social Theory" (165-194) |
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Sandra B. Rosenthal, "Peirce’s Ultimate Logical Interpretant and Dynamical Object: A Pragmatic Perspective" (195-210) |
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Felicia Kruse, "Nature and Semiosis" (211-224) |
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Michael Sullivan, "Pragmatism and Precedent: A Response to Dworkin" (225-248) |
| VOLUME 26, NO. 1 WINTER 1990 |
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Morton White, "Pragmatism and the Revolt against Formalism: Revising Some Doctrines of William James" (1-17) |
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James Jakob Liszka, "Peirce’s Interpretant" (17-62) |
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Jeremiah McCarthy, "An account on Peirce’s Proof of Pragmatism" (63-113) |
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Charlene Haddock Seigfried, "A Poetic Invention and Scientific Observation: James's Model of 'Sympathetic Concrete Observation'" (115-130) |
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John Clendenning and Frank M. Oppenheim, "New Documents on Josiah Royce" (131-145) |
| VOLUME 25, NO. 4 FALL 1989 |
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André De Tienne, "Peirce’s Early Method of Finding the Categories" (385-406) |
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Jennifer Welchman, "From Absolute Idealism to Instrumentalism: The Problem of Dewey’s Early Philosophy" (407-419) |
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Paul D. Forster, "Peirce on the Progress and Authority of Science" (421-452) |
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Richard Tursman, "Phanerochemistry and Semiotic" (453-468) |
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Jeff Mitchell, "Danto, Dewey and the Historical End of Art" (469-501) |
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V. Tejera, "Spirituality in Santayana" (503-529) |
| VOLUME 25, NO. 3 SUMMER 1989 |
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Angus Kerr-Lawson, "Santayana’s Non-Reductive Naturalism" (229-250) |
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Peter Ochs, "A Pragmatic Method of Reading Confused Philosophic Texts: The Case of Peirce’s
'Illustrations'" (251-291) |
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Steven French, "A Peircean Response to the Realist-Empiricist Debate" (292-307) |
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Kerry S. Walters, "The Creator’s Boundless Palace: William Bartram’s Philosophy of Nature" (309-332) |
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Leeman B. McHenry, "The Philosophical Writings of Victor A. Lowe (1907-1988)" (333-339) |
| VOLUME 25, NO. 2 SPRING 1989 |
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Robert G. Meyers, "The Roots of Pragmatism: Madden on James and Peirce" (85-121) |
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Edward H. Madden, "Discussing James and Peirce with Meyers" (123-148) |
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N. A. Brian Noble, "Peirce’s Definitions of Continuity and the Concept of Possibility" (149-174) |
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Vincent Colapietro, "Reason, Conflict, and Viloence: John William Miller’s Conception of Philosophy" (175-190) |
| VOLUME 25, NO. 1 WINTER 1989 |
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Timothy L. Alborn, "Peirce’s Evolutionary Logic: Continuity, Indeterminacy, and the Natural Order" (1-28) |
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John W. Lango, "Whitehead’s Actual Occasions and the New Infinitesimals" (29-39) |
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Alan R. Perreiah, "Peirce’s Semeiotic and Scholastic Logic" (41-49) |
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Jay Zeman, "Peirce on the Algebra of Logic: Some Comments on Houser" (51-56) |
| VOLUME 24, NO. 4 FALL 1988 |
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Richard Smyth, "Why Be Logical?" (441-468) |
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Thelma Z. Lavine, "American Pragmatism: Transference and 'Aufhebung'" (469-486) |
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Terry Di Filippo, "Pragmatism, Interest Theory and Legal Philosophy: The Relation of James and Dewey to Roscoe Pound" (487-508) |
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Paul E. Hurley, "Dewey on Desires: The Lost Argument" (509-519) |
| VOLUME 24, NO. 3 SUMMER 1988 |
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Arthur E. Murphy (Marcus G. Singer, ed.), "Emerson in Contemporary Thought" (309-316) |
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Fred Michael, "Two Forms of Scholastic Realism in Peirce’s Philosophy" (317-348) |
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John Ryder, "Soviet Studies in American Thought, Part II: Pragmatism and Naturalism" (349-394) |
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Robert S. Corrington, "John William Miller’s “The Owl”" (395-398) |
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John William Miller, "The Owl" (399-407) |
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John J. Holder, "The Political and Educational Philosophy of Benjamin Rush" (409-422) |
| VOLUME 24, NO. 2 SPRING 1988 |
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J. E. Tiles, "Iconic Thought and the Scientific Imagination" (161-178) |
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Peter T. Manicas, "Pragmatic Philosophy of Science and the Charge of Scientism" (179-222) |
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Dick Tursman, "Analytical Mechanics and Peirce’s Categories" (223-238) |
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Christopher Perricone, "Santayana’s Criticisms of Emersonian Idealism and the Ground of Common Sense" (239-264) |
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Carl R. Hausman, "Fourthness: Carl Vaught on Peirce’s Categories" (265-277) |
| VOLUME 24, NO. 1 WINTER 1988 |
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Todd L. Adams, "The Commonsense Tradition in America: E.H. Madden’s Interpretations" (1-31) |
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Robert Giuffrida, Jr., "The Philosophical Thought of Chauncey Wright: Edward Madden’s Contribution to Wright Scholarship" (33-64) |
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Leonard Harris, "Identity: Alain Locke’s Atavism" (65-83) |
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Ernest D. Mason, "Deconstruction in the Philosophy of Alain Locke" (85-105) |
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Hugh Joswick, "Peirce’s Mathematical Model of Interpretation" (107-121) |
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Michael Shapiro, "Dynamic Interpretants and Grammar" (123-130) |
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Robert J. Roth, "Anderson on Peirce’s Concept of Abduction: Further Reflections" (131-139) |
| VOLUME 23, NO. 4 FALL 1987 |
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Edward H. Madden, "Joseph L. Blau: The American Scholar" (477-506) |
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Joseph L. Blau, "Government or Anarchy? in the Debates on the Constitution" (507-519) |
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Pierre Thibaud, "Peirce on Proper Names and Individuation" (521-538) |
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Kenneth Laine Ketner, "Identifying Peirce’s 'Most Lucid and Interesting Paper'" (539-555) |
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Robert Burch, "A Transformation in Royce’s View of Kant" (557-578) |
VOLUME XXIII, NO. 3 SUMMER 1987
* Pragmatism’s
shared Metaphysical Vision:
A Symposium on Sandra B. Rosenthal’s Speculative
Pragmatism
1. Andrew J. Reck
2. John E. Smith
3. Sandra B.
Rosenthal
4. Metaphorical Reference and
Peirce’s Dynamical
Aesthetics ..................... Carl. R. Hausman
5. Intentionalism in
John Dewey’s Aesthetics....... James Manns
6. Peirce’s Early Work on the
Algebra
of Logic: Remarks on Zeman’s Acount.......... Nathan
Houser
VOLUME XXIII, NO. 2 SPRING 1987
1. An Unpublished
Logic
Paper by Josiah Royce ............................... Robert
Burch
2. Is Peirce’s Theory of Signs Truly General?.......Vincent
Colapietro
3. Science and the Crisis of Confidence in
American
Philosophy, 1870-1930 ................ Daniel J. Wilson
4.On co-opting
Pragmatism in the Debate about
Foundations: Dewey, Rorty, amd Whitehead....
Thomas M. Jeannot
5. Peirce’s Conception of Philosophy:
Its Method
and Its Program ......................... Catharine Wells
Hantzis
VOLUME
XXIII, NO. 1 WINTER 1987
* The Philosophy of John Herman Randall,
Jr.
1. The Philosophy of History and the History of
Philosophy: Some
Reflections on the
Thought of John Herman Randall, Jr. ....... H. S.
Thayer
2. Nature Functioning Categorically:
Randall’s Metaphysics
............................. Emmanuel G. Mesthene
3. Canons, Careers,
and Campflowers: Randall
and the Historiography of Philosophy ....... Gary
Shapiro
4. Is a transcendental Foundation of Semiotics
Possible? A
Peircean Consideration ........... Klaus Oehler
5. Soviet Studies in
American Thought Part I:
Early American Philosophy .......................
John Ryder
VOLUME XXII, NO. 4 FALL 1986
* Max H. Fisch’s
Contributin to Scholarship
1.Max H. Fisch: Rigorous Humanist................
Edward H. Madden
2.The Well-Tempered Critic of Institutions..... Don D.
Roberts
3. Santayana’s Epiphenomenalism...................... Angus
Kerr-Lawson
4. Indexicality and the Abductive Link................
Felicia E. Kruse
5. The First Moment of Scientific Inquiry:
C. S.
Peirce on the Logic of Abduction.......... Timohy Shanahan
VOLUME XXII, NO. 3 SUMMER 1986
* John E. Smith as an
Interpreter of American Philosophy: A Symposium
1. John E. Smith as an
Interpreter
of American Philosophy .......................... Andrew J.
Reck
2. John E. Smith as Jeremiah......................... Robert
Neville
3. Response................................................. John
E. Smith
4. Substance, Ground and Totaliaty
in Santayana’s Philosophy
.......................... Kathleen Wallace
5. Semiotics and the Problem
of Analogy: A
Critique of Peirce’s Theory of categories........ Carl G.
Vaught
VOLUME XXII, NO. 2 SPRING 1986
1. David Savan’s
Peirce Studies ......................... T. L. Short
2. Response to T. L.
Short ................................ David Savan
3. The Evolution of
Peirce’s
Concept of Abduction ............................... Douglas R.
Anderson
4. John William Miller and the
Ontology of the Midworld
.......................... Robert S. Corrington
5. Philosophy of Mind and
Self
in New Divinity Theology ......................... James
Hoopes
VOLUME XXII, NO. 1 WINTER 1986
1. Peirce’s Philosophy of
Logic.......................... J. Jay Zeman
2. Peirce’s Ordinal
Conception of Number.......... Stephen H. Levy
3. The Concept of
Interpretant in
Literary Semiotics ....................................
Wojciech Kalaga
VOLUME XXI, NO. 4 FALL 1985
1. William James on Emotion
and Religion......... Gerald E. Meyers
2. Inwardness and Autonomy: A
Neglected
Aspect of Peirce’s Approach to Mind............. Vincent M.
Colapietro
3. Peircean and Quantum Generals...................... Jamila
Jauhari
4. The Rationalization of the Universe................. Marcia
Moen
5. Dewey and the Empirical Unity of Opposites.... James W.
Garrison
VOLUME
XXI, NO. 3 SUMMER 1985
1. Francis Wayland and the Scottish
Tradition...... Edward H. Madden
2. Outside the Camp: Recent Work on
Whitehead’s Philosophy, Part Two................ George R. Lucas,
Jr.
3. Truth, Belief, and Inquiry in Peirce................ Marcus G.
Singer
4. How Hintikka Misunderstood Peirce’s
Account of Theorematic
Reasoning................ Kenneth Laine Ketner
5. A Note on Feibleman’s
Interpretation of
Peirce’s Conception of Mathematics............... Guy W.
Stroh
VOLUME
XXI, NO. 2 SPRING 1985
1. Peirce’s Examination on Mill’s
Philosophy....... Richard Smyth
2. Essentialism and Santayana’s
Realm
Of Essence .................................... Angus Kerr-Lawson
3.
Peirce’s Doubts About Idealism ................. Robert G. Meyers
4. What
Are Representamens?........................ George A. Benedict
VOLUME XXI, NO. 1 WINTER 1985
* Symposium on Rorty’s
Consequences of Pragmatism
1.
Introduction.............................................. John J.
McDermott
2. Rorty’s Pragmatism: Afloat in Neurath’s
Boat, But Why
Adrift? ........................... R. W. Sleeper
3. A Missing Dimension in
Rorty’s
Use of Pragmatism ................................. Abraham
Idel
4. Comments on Sleeper and Edel
5.Outside the Camp: Recent
righ Work on
Whitehead‘s Philosophy, part I....................... George R.
Lucas, JR
6. Peirce’s Thirteen Theories of Truth............... Robert
Almeder
7. Noumenal Qualia: C. S. Peirce on
Our Epistemic Access to
Feelings................... G. Lynn Stephens
8. Interpreting
Peirce........................................ Morris Grossman
VOLUME XX, NO. 4 FALL 1984
1. Peirce’s Alpha
Graphs: The Completeness
of Propositional Logic and the
Fast
Simplification of Truth Functions ................. Richard B.
White
2. Dewey’s Method of Social Reconstruction....... James
Campbell
3. Semiotic Idealism ..........................................
Jeremiah E. McCarthy
4. Temporality, Perceptual Experience
and
Peirce’s “Proofs” of Realism................... Sandra B. Rosenthal
5.
Peirce and Metaphor .................................... Douglas Anderson
VOLUME
XX, NO. 3 SUMMER 1984
1. Laws of Nature, Rules of Conduct and
their
Analogy in Peirce’s Semiotics ............... Helmut Pape
2. C. I.
Lewis’s Critique of Foundationalism
in Mind and the World-Order
..................... Christopher W. Gowans
3. James’s Theory of
Truth as a
Theory of Knowledge ................................ Michael D.
Bybee
4. Can James’s Theory of Truth be
Made More Satisfactory?
........................... Susan Haack
5. A Comparison of Royce’s Key
Notion of the
Community of Interpretation with the
Hermeneutics of
Gadamer and Heidegger....... Robert S. Corrington
6. Are there Grounds
for Identifying ”Ground”
with “Interpretant” in Peirce’s
Pragmatic
Theory of Meaning? .................... Dan Nesher
7. The Semiotic of
Bishop Berkeley -
A Prelude to Peirce? ...................................
James A. Moore
VOLUME XX, NO. 2 SPRING
1984
1. The Infuence of William James on
John Dewey in Psychology
........................... Andrew J. Reck
2. McCosh on Basic Intuitions
and Causality........ Edward H. Madden
3. Habits and Essences
...................................... Michael L. Raposa
4. Peirce on the
Person ..................................... Patricia A. Muoio
VOLUME XX, NO. 1 WINTER 1984
1. Pragmatism and the
Constitution
in the Culture of Modernism ...................... Thelma Z.
Lavine
2. Some Problems Concerning Peirce’s
Conceptions of Concepts
and Propositions........ T. L. Short
3. Socratic Questions and Radical
Empiricist Ethics ....................................... John J.
Stuhr
4. Fallibilism and Truth: A Reply
to Eugene Schlossberger
............................. Peter Skagestad
VOLUME XIX, NO. 4 FALL 1983
1. Peirce’s
General Taxonomy of Consciousness....Nathan Houser
2. Santayana’s
Anti-Empiricism
and its Contemporary Relevance ................ Angus
Kerr-Lawson
3. The Idea of Spirit in the Mature Royce........... Frank M.
Oppenheim
4. The Economy of Peirce’s Abduction............... W. M.
Brown
VOLUME XIX, NO. 3
SUMMER 1983
1. Thomas Upham on Relations and Alienation.... Marian C.
Madden &
Edward H. Madden
2. Stephen Pepper’s World Hypotheses
and Metaphilosophical Evaluation ................. Mark Williamson
3.
The Philosopher’s ‘License’:
William James and Common Sense ...............
Charlene Haddock Seigfried
VOLUME XIX, NO.2 SPRING 1983
1. Democratic Community
Organization and the Philosophies
of John Dewey and Morris L. Eisenstein
.............. Prudence Posner Pace
2. Eternal Recurrence — Once More
................. Milic Capek
3. Peirce and the Philosophy of
History............... Joseph L. Esposito
4. Distraction and Santayana’s
Idea of Progress.... Christopher Perricone, Jr.
5. The Implications of
Sexually Stereotypic Language
as Seen Throuhg Peirce’s Theory of Signs
...... Maryann Ayim
6. Peirce’s Pragmatic Maxim
............................ Thomas M. Olshewsky
VOLUME XIX, NO. 1 WINTER 1983
1. The Dewey-Morris Debate in Retrospect ......... Jonathan
D. Moreno
2. The Pragmatic World of Charles Peirce .......... Sandra B.
Rosenthal
3. Signs, Thirdness and Conventionalism ............ John
Peterson
4. The Presented Aspect of Experience:
Reconstructing Lewis’
Given........................ Donald S. Lee
5. Peirce and the Defense of
Realism: The
Unfolding of Pragmatic Logic ...................... Dennis
Rohatyn
VOLUME XVIII, NO. 4 FALL 1982
1. Life Among the Legisigns .............................. T.
L. Short
2. Rorty’s Interpretation of Pragmatism.............. Garry
Brodsky
3. Peirce and Russell on Proper Names............... Helmut
Pape
4. A Note on Peirce and Multiple
Conclusion Logic
....................................... Chris Brink
5. Peirce and the
Logic of Fallibilism ................ James O. Bennett
VOLUME XVIII, NO. 3 SUMMER 1982
1. The Great Debate: Alexander Campbell
vs. Robert Owen
.......................................... Edward H. Madden &
Dennis W.
Madden
2. Not But But Not: A
Note............................... Marcus G. Singer
3. Fallibilism and
the Ideal
Scientific Community .................................. Eugene
Schlossberger
4. Dewey, Subjective Idealism, and Metaphysics....Raymond
D. Boisvert
5. James, Mach, and the
Problem of Other Minds
............................. T. Michael McNulty, SJ
VOLUME XVIII, NO. 2 SPRING 1982
1. Phenomenology and
Naturalism: Marvin
Farber’s Attempted Rapproachement ............. Sandra B.
Rosenthal
2. John Dewey: Anarchism and
the Political State
........................................ Peter T. Manicas
3. Peirce’s
Dialogism, Continuous Predicate
and Legal Reasoning
..................................... Roberta Kevelson
4. Mysticism,
Phenomenalism, and W. T. Stace.... Christine Overall
VOLUME XVIII, NO. 1 WINTER 1982
1. C. S. Peirce and the
Post-Tarskian Problem of
an Adequate Explication of the Meaning of
Truth:Towards a Transcendental-Pragmatic
Theory of Truth, Part II
.............................. Karl-Otto Apel
2. Studying the History of
American Philosophy... Bruce Kuklick
3. Peirce’s Theory of Truth and
the Revolt Against Realism ......................... Bruce Altshuler
4.
Peircean Fallibilism ...................................... Robert
Almeder
5. Resurrecting Peirce’s
“Neglected Argument” for God
...................... Dennis Rohatyn
6. Remarks on Peirce’s Pragmatic
Theory of Meaning ...................................... Dan Nesher
VOLUME XVII, NO.4 FALL 1981
1. Asa Mahan’s Analysis of
Synthetic Apriori Judgements
.................. Edward H. Madden
2. An Introduction to Peirce’s Theory
of Speech... Jarrett E. Brock
3.Peirce’s Ethics of Terminology
..................... Kenneth Laine Ketner
4. The Significance of
Peirce’s Ethics of Terminology for
Contemporary Lexicography in
Semiotics.....................Klaus Oehler
5. John Dewey: Scientific
Method
and Lived Immediacy ................................ Sandra B.
Rosenthal
6. Peirce’s Concept of Final Causation ............. T. L.
Short
VOLUME XVII,
NO. 3 SUMMER 1981
1. Semeiosis and Intentionality........................
T. L. Short
2. William James and the Ethics of Fullfillment... James
Campbell
3. Triadicity and Thirdness .............................
Rosemarie Christopherson &
Henry W. Johnstone, Jr.
4. Peirce’s
Metaphysical Equivalent of War......... Peter Ochs
5. On the Question of
The
Foundation of Pragmaticism ........................ Joseph L.
Esposito
6. Peirce’s Critique of Hegel’s
Phenomenology and Dialectic
..................... Gary Shapiro
VOLUME XVII, NO. 2 SPRING
1981
* The Morris Raphael Cohen
Centenary
1.Introduction.............................................. T.
Z. Lavine
2.The Dimensions of Cohen’s
Legal Philosophy
................................... Ernest Nagel
3.The Unity of Morris
Raphael
Cohen’s Thought ..................................... Abraham
Edel
4. Was There a Metaphysical Club
In Cambridge? A Postscript
..................... Max H. Fisch
5. Cognition and Emotion in Peirce’s
Theory of Mental Activity .......................... G. Lynn
Stephens
6. English and French Versions of C. S. Peirce’s
“The
Fixation of Belief” and
“How To Make Our Ideas Clear”....................
Gerard Deledalle
7. C. I. Lewis and Dayton on
Pragmatic
Contradiction............................... Jeffrey E. Foss
8. William
James: Panpsychist and
Metaphysical
Realist................................... Marcus Ford
VOLUME
XVII, NO. 1 WINTER 1981
1. Charles W. Morris
(1909-1979)..................... J. Jay Zeman
2. Notes on the Reception
of American
Pragmatism in Germany, 1899-1952............. Klaus
Oehler
3. Peirce: Not “But” But “Not”......................... Marcus G.
Singer
4. Peirce and Jakobson: Towards a
Structuralist Reconstruction
of Peirce............ Jakob Liszka
VOLUME XVI, NO. 4 FALL 1980
1. Man: Sign or Algorithm? A Rhetorical
Analysis of
Peirce’s Semiotics ...................... Arthur W. Burks
2. Chauncey
Wright and the
Problem of Relations ..................................
Robert Giuffrida, Jr.
3. Natural Moments in Santayana’s
Philosophy of
Nature .................................. Angus Kerr-Lawson
4. Dewey and
Socrates...................................... Joseph Betz
VOLUME XVI, NO. 3
SUMMER 1980
1. The Deduction of Categories
in Peirce’s “New List”
............................... Fred Michael
2. Peirce on Psychological
Self-Knowledge......... G. Lynn Stephens
3. Dewey on Causality and
Novelty.................... James O. Bennett
4. C. S. Peirce on
Miracles................................ Robert H. Ayers
5. Has Peirce
Refuted Egoism?.......................... Gary Bedell
VOLUME XVI, NO. 2 SPRING
1980
1. Poetry and Language,
‘Considered as Semeiotic’
............................ Michael Shapiro
2. Peirce’s Theory of Truth
and His Early Idealism ................................ Bruce
Altshuler
3. Some Observations on the Ethics
of Ralph Barton Perry
............................... Walter H. Kehler, Jr.
4. C. S. Peirce and
Absolute Truth ................... Tibor R. Machan
VOLUME XVI, NO. 1 WINTER 1980
1. Peirce,
Santayana and the Large Facts ............ John Lachs
2. John E. Smith on
Pragmatism........................ Beth J. Singer
3. Comments on Beth J.
Singer’s
“John E. Smith on Pragmatism”.................. John E.
Smith
4. A Realistic Understanding of
James’ Theory of Truth
.............................. Marcus P. Ford
5. James and the Theory of
Truth...................... H. S. Thayer
6. Peirce on the Possibility of
a Chance World..... John W. McNeill
7. Eaton and the Problem of
Negation................. Jonathan D. Moreno
VOLUME XV, NO. 4 FALL 1979
1. Alfred Henry Lloyd:
Beyond Labels ............. Evelyn Shirk
2. James and the ‘New’ Theory of
Reference....... Robert Burch
3. Ducasse’s Critique of Hume
and the
Humean Tradition ........................... George J. Giacaman
4. Doubts
About Peirce’s Cosmology.................. Bernard Suits
5. Adequate
Evidence and
“The Will To Believe” ................................. Ellen
Kappy Suckiel
VOLUME XV, NO. 3 SUMMER 1979
1. Value and the Peircean
Categories ................. Carl R. Hausman
2. Meaning and Mind: A
response to
Thayer’s Criticism of Lewis ......................... James O.
Bennett
3. Meaning, Mind and Lewis:
A Reply to Bennett
..................................... H. S. Thayer
4. The Philosophical
Contributions of
Douglas Greenlee (1935-1979):
An Appreciative Survey
............................. Sandra B. Rosenthal
5. Truth and
Fallibilism .................................. Konstantin
Kolenda
VOLUME XV, NO. 2 SPRING 1979
1. Whitehead’s
Influence on the
thought of G. H. Mead ................................ Gary
A. Cook
2. Hypothetical Fallibilism
in Peirce and Jevons
...............Vincent Batts, Thomas Cook, & John Lincourt
3.
Peirce: Logic, Categories, and Triads ............ Donald W.
Mertz
VOLUME XV, NO. 1 WINTER
1979
1. Toward an Historicist History
of American Philosophy
............................. Murray G. Murphey
2. On the Epistemological
Significance
of What Peirce Is Not ................................. Sandra
B. Rosenthal
3. A Name for Substance ...................................
A. Kerr-Lawson
4. The Development of Peirce’s Categories ......... Joseph
L. Esposito
5. Instinct and Dogmatism ................................
Denis F. Sullivan
6. Dewey’s Notion of Qualitative Experience ...... John
J. Stuhr
VOLUME XIV, NO. 4 FALL 1978
1. William James and the
Problem of
Relations......................Marian C. Madden & Edward H. Madden
2. DeMorgan, Peirce and the Logic of Relations......... Daniel D.
Merrill
3. On Peirce’s Notation for the Logic of Relatives....... Chris
Brink
4. Community in C. S. Peirce: Science
as a Means and as an End
............................ Jakob Liszka
VOLUME XIV, NO. 3 SUMMER 1978
1. The Nature of Peirce’s
Pragmatism ............... Bruce Altshuler
2. Peirce’s Adaptation of
Kant’s Definition
of Logic: The Early Manuscripts.................... Emily
Michael
3. Royce and Husserl: Some Parallels
and Food for Thought
................................. Jacquelyn Ann Kegley
VOLUME XIV, NO. 2 SPRING
1978
1. Peirce on Individualism................................ Ilona
Kemp-Pritchard
2. Pragmatic Bodies Versus
Transcendental Egos
................................... Gary E. Kessler
3. An Introduction to
Peirce’s
Proof of Pragmaticism ............................... Don. D.
Roberts
4. Peirce on Infinitesimals .............................. P. T.
Sagal
VOLUME XIV, NO.1 WINTER 1978
5. Skepticism and the
Criterion in Peirce............. Robert G. Meyers
6. John Dewey on Human
Rights....................... Joseph Betz
7. Peirce on Pragmaticism and
History ............. Willard M. Miller
VOLUME XIII, NO. 4
FALL 1977
1. On Peirce’s Anticipation of the Semantic Notion
of Truth:
A Dialogue with Velian .................. R. M. Martin
2. Toward an
Environmental Ethic: Royce’s
Theory of Community and Obligation
to Future
Generations................................. Eugene E. Selk
3. Peirce’s
Neglected Argument........................ Bowman L. Clarke
4. The
Structure of the Argument in
Peirce’s “Questions Concerning
Faculties
Claimed for Man” ......................... Thomas L.
Prendergast
VOLUME XIII, NO. 3 SUMMER 1977
1. Santayana’s Platonic
Nominalism................... John M. Michelson
2. The Three Fundamental
Structural
Categories of Charles S. Peirce................... Peter
Krausser
3. Early American Philosophy vs.
Philosophy in Early
America...................... Norman S. Fiering
VOLUME XIII, NO. 2 SPRING
1977
1. The Pragmatic Maxim in 1878...................... Richard
Smyth
2. The Unity of Peirce’s
Theory of Hypothesis
............................ Paul R. Thagard
3. Peirce and
Naturphilosophie ........................ Joseph L. Esposito
4.
Objective Logic in Peirce’s Thought ............. Beverley Kent
VOLUME XIII, NO.1 WINTER
1977
1. On William James on Truth .......................... H. S.
Thayer
2. Peirce’s Definitions of Continuity................... Vincent
G. Potter, S.J.
& Paul B. Shields
3. Santayana and Belief
.................................... Elyn Saks
4. William James,
Phenomenology and Pragmatism:
A Reply to Rosenthal
................................. Bruce W. Wilshire
5. Pragmatism and
Phenomenology: The
Significance of Wilshire’s Reply ...................
Sandra B. Rosenthal
6. Elijah Jordan’s Legal Theory and
Its
Metaphysical Background: Part two: A
Corporate Theory of Law
.......................... Edward J. Murphy
VOLUME XII, NO. 4 FALL 1976
1. Peirce on Individuals ...................................
Emily Michael
2. The Structure of Experience
for William James
..................................... Charlene Haddock Seigfried
3. In
Peirce’s Theory of Instinct
Consistently Non-Cartesian?
........................ Royce Jones
4. Peirce’s Concepts of God and
Religion............ Mary Mahowald
5. Elijah Jordan’s Legal Theory
and its Metaphysical Background:
Part One, The Metaphysics of
Society............ Edward J. Murphy
VOLUME XII,
NO. 3 SUMMER 1976
1. The Cooperative Commonwealth
as Secular
Apocalypse ............................... Joseph L. Blau
2. Some
Comments on DeMorgan, Peirce, and
the logic of relations
................................... R. M. Martin
3. On Individuality and
Quantification in Peirce’s
Published Logic Papers, 1867-1885 .............
R. M. Martin
4. On Set Theory and Royce’s Modes of Action.... R. M.
Martin
5. A Cut-Elimination Theorem
for a Peircean Logic
.................................. Richard B. White
6. Peirce’s
Esthetics: A New Look ..................... Beverley Kent
7. Peirce’s
First Property of Belief .................... P. T. O’Leary
8. Matter
Over Mind: Santayana’s
Concept of the Psyche
................................. Douglas M. MacDonald
VOLUME XII, NO.2
SPRING 1976
*A Symposium on Douglas Greenlee’s Peirce’s Concept of
Time
1. Another Interpretation of Peirce’s Semiotic... Joseph
Ransdell
2. Draft of a Critique of Greenlee’s
Peirce’s Concept of
Sign .......................... Jarrett E. Brock
3. Ambiguity in
Peirce’s Theory of Signs......... John J. Fitzgerald
4. Peirce’s Concept
of Sign:
Further Reflections ................................... Douglas
Greenlee
5. A Jamesian Theory of Self ............................ James
E. Bayley
6. Pragmatism and American Pietism................. Paul J.
Nagy
7. Peirce’s Notion of Pre-Perceptual
Cognition: A
Reinterpretation ...................... Denis F. Sullivan
VOLUME XII, NO. 1 WINTER 1976
1. James’ ‘Pure
Experience’ versus Edward H. Madden &
Ayer’s ‘Weak
Phenomenalism’............... Chandana Chakrabarti
2. Peirce on Man as a
Language:
A Textual Interpretation .............................. Matthew J.
Fairbanks
3.Charles S. Peirce and Psychiatry .................... John M.
Lincourt
4. Peirce’s Earliest Contact
with Scholoastic Logic
............................... Emily Michael
5. Was Charles Beard an
Historical Relativist?..... Gene G. James
6. A Note on James’s Aid of
Peirce ................... Frederick J. Down Scott
VOLUME XI, NO.
4 FALL 1975
1. Perspectives on the History of Pragmatism:
A Symposium
on H.S. Thayer’s
Meaning and Action: A Critical History of
Pragmatism
2. Reason and Desire in C.I. Lewis ...................
Eric B. Dayton
VOLUME XI, NO. 3 SUMMER 1975
* Symposium: Charles
Sander Peirce:
Scientist, Mathematician, and Historian of Science
1. Introduction: Peirce and the
History of Science Society
........................... Max H. Fisch
2. C.S. Peirce’s Search for a
Method in
Mathematics and the History of Science ......... Carolyn
Eisele
3. Charles S. Peirce as Mathematical Physicist ..... Victor F.
Lenzen
4. Peirce as an Experimental Psychologist .......... Thomas C.
Cadwallader
5. Peirce, the Coast Survey, and the
Politics of Cleveland
Democracy.................... Thomas G. Manning
6. Royce, James and
Intentionality .................... Rickard J. Donovan
VOLUME XI, NO. 2 SPRING
1975
1. Josiah Royce and George H. Mead
on the Nature of the Self
.......................... David L. Miller
2. Peirce on Probability and
Induction ............. G.H. Merrill
3. “The Will to Believe” and
the
Ethics of Belief .................................. Arnold E.
Johanson
VOLUME XI, NO. 1 WINTER 1975
1.The
Epistemological Realism of Charles Peirce .....Robert Almeder
2. James on
Meaning and Significance......Robert Giuffrida & Edward H. Madden
3.
The Relationship of the Two Conceptions of
Categoriesin Everett Hall’s
Philosophy........... Reginald F. McLelland
VOLUME X, NO. 4 FALL 1974
1. George Herbert Mead on
Human Rights ......... Joseph Betz
2. Peirce’s Early Account of Induction
.............. John A. Jessup
3. Royce and James on Psychical Research
......... Beatrice H. Zelder
VOLUME X, NO.3 SUMMER 1974
1. Peirce’s Theory of
Individuals ...................... Gresham Riley
2. Recent Perspectives
on
American Pragmatism, II ............................ Sandra B.
Rosenthal
VOLUME X, NO. 2
SPRING 1974
1. Peirce’s Early Study of
the Logic of Relations,
1865-1867 ................ Emily Michael
2. Recent Perspectives on
American Pragmatism, I .............................. Sandra B.
Rosenthal
3. Supplements to the Peirce Bibliographies ....... Max H.
Fisch
VOLUME X, NO. 1 WINTER 1974
1. Peirce, Russell,
and Achilles......................... Victor F. Lenzen
2. Achilles is
Still Running .............................. I. Grattan-Guinness
3.
Carnap’s Principle of
Tolerance and Physicalism........................
Charles H. Lambros
4. Retroduction: The Rational Instinct ..............
Maryann Ayim
5. James’ Defense of a Believing
Attitude in Religion
.................................... James L. Muyskens
VOLUME IX, NO. 4 FALL 1973
1. Charles Peirce and
Quantum Mechanics ......... Charles Hartshorne
2. Charles Sanders Peirce
and Henry James the Elder.......................... Richard Louis
Trammell
3. Santayana’s Non-Existent Symbols .............. John M.
Michelsen
VOLUME IX, NO. 3 SUMMER 1973
1. A Pragmatic Conception of
the A Priori
Re-viewed............................ James N. Hullett
2. C. S. Peirce’s
“Illustrations of the Logic of Science”
and The Pragmatic Justification of
Induction ............. Donald R. Koehn
3. Peirce‘s Concept of Community:
Another Interpretation................................ Mary B.
Mahowald
VOLUME IX, NO. 2 SPRING 1973
1. Synechism,
Socialism, and Cybernetics .......... Joseph L. Esposito
2. Peirce on
Mach and Absolute Space .............. Randall R. Dipert
3. Dewey‘s
Struggle with the Ineffable .............. Roland Garrett
4. Warranted
Assertibility and
the Uniformity of Nature...........................
Georges Dicker
5. Some Perspectives on Lovejoy’s
Epistemological
Dualism............................. Robert A. Oakes
VOLUME IX, NO. 1 WINTER 1973
1. Peirce’s Pragmatism and Scotistic Realism ...... Robert
Almeder
2. Habit and Meaning in Peirce’s Pragmatism ...... Gary
Shapiro
3. Sterling Lamprecht’s Critique of Causality ..... Barry Cohen
& James Humber
VOLUME VIII, NO. 3 SUMMER 1972
1. Dualism and Trimorphism
in Peirce’s Triadic logic .............................. Atwell R.
Turquette
2. The Nature of Belief: The Proper Context
for James’ “The
Will To Believe” ................ Patrick K. Dooley
3. John Dewey on the
Object of Knowledge......... Georges Dicker
4. The Development of
G.H. Mead’s Social Psychology.................... Gary A. Cook
5.
More Thoughts about Miller’s “Further
Thoughts on Peirce’s Use of
History“............ Philip P. Wiener
VOLUME VIII, NO. 4 FALL
1972
1. Realism and Idealism in Peirce’s Categories..... James A.
Blachowicz
2. Paper Doubt, Feigned Hesitancy, and Inquiry... Arnold E.
Johanson
3. Wishful Thinking and “The Will To Believe”... Stephen T.
Davis
4. Law, Language and Logic: The Legal Philosophy
of Wesley
Newcomb Hohfeld ....................... James B. Brady
VOLUME VIII, NO. 2 SPRING 1972
1. The Argument of
Peirce’s
”New List of Categories”............................ Donald E.
Buzzelli
2. Charles S. Peirce as Mathematical Geodesist .... Victor F.
Lenzen
3. C.I. Lewis and Radical Fallibilism ................. Sandra B.
Rosenthal
4. Further Thoughts on
Peirce’s Use of History
................................ Willard M. Miller
5. The Peirce
Homestead
as a National Memorial ................................ Max H.
Fisch
VOLUME
VIII, NO. 1 WINTER 1972
1. Religion, Instinct and Reason in
the
Thought of Charles S. Peirce ....................... Richard L
Trammell
2. Santayana on Scepticism and the
Analysis of Experience
................................ John M. Michelsen
3. Chauncey Wright and
the
Concept of the Given .................................. Edward H.
Madden
VOLUME VII, NO. 4
FALL 1971
1. Peirce’s Arisbe: The Greek Influence
in His Later
Philosophy............................... Max H. Fisch
2. C.I. Lewis and
the Certainty of
Commonplace Judgements.......................... Charles
Pailthorp
3. John Dewey: Instrumentalism
in Social
Action......................................... Georges Dicker
4. W.M.
Miller on Peirce’s Interpretation
of the History of
Science........................... Philip P. Wiener
5. A Note on
Ducasse’s Notions of Cause
and Etiological
Necessity........................... James M. Humber
6. Unfettered
Freedom.................................... Joseph L. Blau
VOLUME VII, NO. 3 SUMMER 1971
1. James, Lewis and the
Pragtmatic A Priori...... Lillian U. Pancheri
2. Towards Clarifying
Whitehead’s
Theory of Concrescence.............................. John W.
Lango
3. Ayer and the Pragmatic Maxim...................... Harold
Moore
4. The Mystery of Phi and
Psi........................... R.Z. Parks
VOLUME VII,
NO. 2 SPRING 1971
1. Unrestricted
Fallibilism................................. Douglas Greenlee
2. The
Beloved Community of
Jonathan
Edwards........................................ Paul J. Nagy
3. Peirce on
the Use of History........................... Willard M. Miller
VOLUME VII, NO.1 WINTER 1971
1.
Peirce & Triads........................................... Arthur
Skidmore
2. Peirce’s Concept of Community:
Its Development &
Change........................... Joseph P. De Marco
3. The Peirce
Papers:
A Supplementary Catalogue.......................... Richard S.
Robin
4. An Examination of C.J. Ducasse’s
Philosophy of
Religion................................. Peter H. Hare
VOLUME VI, NOS. 3-4 SUMMER-FALL 1970
1. Charles
Hartshorne’s Recollections of
Editing the Peirce
Papers.......................... An Interview by Irwin C. Lieb
2. Paul
Weiss’s Recollections of
Editing the Peirce Papers........................ An
Interview by Richard Bernstein
VOLUME VI, NO.1 WINTER 1970
1. Peirce’s
Sixty-six Signs................................. Gary Sanders
2.
Induction, Abduction, and
the Evolution of
Science............................... Robert Sharpe
3. Dewey’s
Logic............................................. John McDermott
4.
Truth in Science: Unrestricted Validity.......... Stephen D.
Ross
VOLUME VI, NO. 2 SPRING 1970
1. On Peirce’s
Realism..................................... Don D. Roberts
2. Peirce on
Systems Theory.............................. Raymond M. Herbenick
3.
Peirce’s Theory of Perception...................... Robert F. Almeder
4.
Peirce and the Positivists on Knowledge......... Matthew
Fairbanks
VOLUME V,
NO. 4 FALL 1969
1. Peirce’s Complete System of Triadic Logic...... Atwell
R. Turquette
2. Natural Realism and Illusion in
James’s Radical
Empiricism.......................... Robert G. Meyers
3. Community in
Royce: An Interpretation........ M.L. Briody
4. Peirce on
Change......................................... Peter
Turley
VOLUME V,
NO.3 SUMMER 1969
1. On The Peirce Representation-Relation........... R.M.
Martin
2. Connections: A Defense of Peirce’s
Category of
Thirdness................................ Jerrold L. Aronson
3. Peirce,
Mead, and the Logic of Concepts........ Sandra B. Rosenthal
VOLUME V, NO. 2 SPRING 1969
1. William James’s Theory
of Emotion............... Gerald E. Meyers
2. The Relation of the
Normative Science’s
to Peirce’s Theory of Inquiry.......................
Thomas V. Curley
3. The Means-End Distinction
in Dewey’s
Philosophy................................ Stephen D. Ross
VOLUME V, NO.1 WINTER 1969
1. An Unpublished
Scientific
Monograph By C.S. Peirce............................ Victor F.
Lenzen
2. Protophenomenology in the
Psychology of William
James....................... Bruce Wilshire
3. Absolute Idealism
&
John Dewey’s Instrumentalism...................... G.M.
Brodsky
VOLUME IV,
NO. 3 FALL 1968
1. William James, Dickinson Miller
& C.J. Ducasse
on the ethics of belief......Peter H. Hare & Edward H. Madden
2.
Peirce’s Theory of Inquiry............................. John J. Fitzgerald
3. Peirce’s Graphs-The Continuity Interpretation...... J. Jay
Zeman
4. The ”Would-Be” Present of C. S. Peirce......... Sandra B.
Rosenthal
VOLUME IV, NO. 2 SPPING 1968
1. Charles Peirce and the
Existence
of the External World................................ Robert
Almeder
2. The Apparent Amphiboly
of Peirce’s
Reality.................................... Isabel Stearns
3. On The
World as General.......................... Edward C. Moore
VOLUME
IV, NO. 1 WINTER 1968
1. Kant’s Children: The Cambridge Pragmatists...
Murray G. Murphey
2. Existence, Reality and Objects of Knowledge... B.
Gresham Riley
3. Peirce’s Hypostatic and Factorial Categories.... Douglas
Greenlee
VOLUME III, NO. 2 FALL 1967
1. F.C.S.
Schiller: An Unpublished
Memorial by John Dewey.............................
Allan Shields
2. Peirce and
Marx........................................... Kenneth A. Megill
3.
Peirce’s Phi and Psi Operators
for Triadic
Logic.......................................... Atwell R. Turquette
4. A
Pragmatic Concept of ”The Given”............. Sandra B. Rosenthal
5. Some
Comments on Cheng, Peirce,
and Inductive
Validity................................... Gordon N. Pinkham
VOLUME III, NO. 1 SPRING 1967
1. A Soviet
Philosopher’s View
of Peirce’s Pragmatism...............................
Philip P. Weiner
2. Peirce on Cartesian
Doubt............................. Robert G. Meyers
3. Charles Peirce’s
Arguments for the
Non-probabilistic Validity of Induction...........
Chung-Ying Cheng
VOLUME II, NO. 2 FALL 1966
1. Peirce’s Triadic
Logic................................. Max Fisch & Atwell
Turquette
2. Peirce’s Probabilistic Theory
of Inductive
Validity................................... Chung-Ying Cheng
3. Peirce on
Self-control.................................. Larry Holmes
4. James
H. Fairchild and the
Oberlin Philosophy...................................
Edward H. Madden
VOLUME II, NO. 1
SPRING 1966
1. Peirce’s Analysis of Normative Science.......... Vincent
G. Potter, S.J.
2. The Conflict of Science and Religion
in Charles
Peirce’s Philosophy.................... Yuri K. Melvil
3. A Second
Supplement to Arthur W. Burks’s
Bibliography of the Works of
Charles
Sanders Peirce................................. Max H. Fisch
4. A First
Supplement to “A Draft of a
bibliography of Writings about C. S. Peirce“...
Max H. Fisch
VOLUME I, NO. 2 FALL 1965
1. Decision and Knowledge in
Peirce................. David Savan
2. Peirce’s
Index............................................. Thomas A. Goudge
3. On
Peirce’s Icons of Second Intention............ Richard M. Martin
4.
Charles S. Peirce and the
Concept of Indubitable
Belief....................... James E. Broyles
5. The Peirce Manuscripts
and
Josiah Royce - A Memoir
Harvard 1915 -
1916.................................. W. F. Kernan
VOLUME I, NO. 1 SPRING 1965
1. Reminiscences of a Mission
to
Milford, Pennsylvania............................... Victor F. Lenzen
2.
On Peirce’s Metaphysics................................ Murray
Murphey
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