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VOLUME ONE: THE HISTORICAL DEVELOPMENT OF PRAGMATISM Introduction - AlanMalachowski Possibilities of Pragmatism PART ONE The Development ofAmerican Pragmatism - John Dewey Pragmatisms - Louis Menand PART TWO TheFixation of Belief - Charles S Peirce How to Make Our Ideas Clear - Charles SPeirce What Pragmatism Is - Charles S Peirce Issues of Pragmatism - Charles SPeirce Philosophy and the Conduct of Life - Charles S Peirce PART THREE TheWill to Believe - William James The Pragmatic Method - William James WhatPragmatism Means - William James Pragmatism's Conception of Truth - WilliamJames The Meaning of the Word Truth - William James PART FOUR What PragmatismMeans by Practical - John Dewey The Practical Character of Reality - JohnDewey The Construction of Good - John Dewey The Pattern of Inquiry - JohnDewey Education as Growth - John Dewey PART FIVE Circles - Ralph WaldoEmerson The Social Self - George Herbert Mead A Pragmatic Conception of the APriori - Clarence Irving Lewis VOLUME TWO: THE REVIVAL OF PRAGMATISM PART ONETwo Dogmas of Empiricism - W V Quine Thinking as Instrumental - Sydney HookPragmatism, Pluralism and the Healing of Wounds - Richard BernsteinPragmatism, Relativism and Irrationalism - Richard Rorty Pragmatism andRelativism - Hilary Putnam Universal Values and Traditional Ways of LifePART TWO C S Peirce - David Wiggins Belief, Truth and Going from the Knownto the Unknown Truth and the Convergence of Opinion - Christopher HookwayJames's Theory of Truth - Hilary Putnam Radical Empiricism - Graham BirdDewey's Metaphysics - Richard Rorty Dewey and Democracy - James CampbellThinking in the Emersonian Way - Mark Bauerlein PART THREE The MissingPragmatic Revival in American Social Science - Alan Wolfe HermeneuticalPhilosophy and Pragmatism - Patrick Heelan and Jay Schulkin A Philosophyof Science Varieties of Pragmatism - Robert Kraut Pragmatism and Truth -Douglas McDermid The Comparison Objection to Correspondence Pragmatism andthe Philosophy of Language - Danielle Macbeth Pragmatism in Its Own Right -Alan Malachowski What's Pragmatic about Legal Pragmatism? - David LubanCulture, Nature, Eocosystem (or 'Why Nature Can't Be Naturalised') - RupertRead VOLUME THREE: CRITICAL RESPONSES PART ONE William James' 'Pragmatism' -G E Moore Professor Dewey's 'Essays in Experimental Logic' - Bertrand RussellDewey's New Logic - Bertrand Russell The Pragmatist Account of Truth and ItsMisunderstanders - William James James, Aboutness and His British Critics - TL S Sprigge The Relevance of Dewey's Epistemology - Joseph Margolis Peirce'sLogic of Pragmatic Inference - Mark Bauerlein PART TWO Rorty, Putnam and thePragmatist View of Epistemology and Metaphysics - Teed Rockwell What is atStake Between Putnam and Rorty? - Paul D Foster Rorty's Interpretation ofPragmatism - Garry Brodsky The Betrayal of Pragmatism - Ryan E CullRorty's Quarrel with James Philosophy as a Kind of Narrative - ChristopherNorris Rorty on Post-Modern Liberal Culture Deconstruction and Pragmatism- Simon Critchley Is Derrida a Private Ironist or a Public Liberal?Pragmatism Minus Truth/No Limit - Alan Malachowski PART THREE Five Mythsabout Pragmatism, or, Against a Second Pragmatic Acquiescence - Eric AMacGilvray Pragmatism, Social Democracy and Political Argument - MatthewFestenstein Pragmatism - Hilary Putnam What's the Use of Calling Emerson aPragmatist? - Stanley Cavell Religion and the Recent Revival of Pragmatism -Giles Gunn Pragmatism, Philosophy and Ways of Living - Alan Malachowski