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(Note: Each chapter contains an Introduction, Study Questions, and Suggestions for Further Reading.) | |
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American Metaphysics and Epistemology | |
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Jonathan Edwards: The Great Awakening and Beyond | |
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Benjamin Franklin and Thomas Paine: The Enlightenment in America | |
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The New England Transcendentalists: Ralph Waldo Emerson and Henry David Thoreau | |
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Chauncey Wright: Positivist and Precursor to Pragmatism | |
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Charles Sanders Peirce, William James, and John Dewey: Pragmatism, A Philosophy Made in America | |
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Josiah Royce: Idealism, Absolute Pragmatism, and the Search for Unity | |
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George Santayana: Naturalism and Realism | |
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C.I | |
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American Ethics, Social and Political Philosophy | |
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The New American Republic: Revolutionary Ideas and Canonical Documents | |
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The Continuing Revolution: American Women's Rights and Civil Rights | |
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American Ethics and Politics: The Individual and the Community | |
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Jonathan Edwards: Philosophy Takes Hold | |
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Benjamin Franklin: Self-Made Man and Man-Made Self | |
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Philosophies of Revolution and Resolution | |
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New England Transcendentalism: Emerson, Thoreau, and the Case for Completing the American Revolution | |
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Chauncey Wright, A Positivist Precursor to American Pragmatism | |
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Charles Sanders Peirce, William James and John Dewey: Founders of Pragmatism, A Philosophy Made in America | |
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Josiah Royce, Idealist and Absolute Pragmatist: Unity, the Absolute and Loyalty | |
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George Santayana, Philosophical Naturalist Par Excellence and More | |
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Philosophical Analysts and the Persistence of Pragmatism | |
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The Continuing Revolution: American Women's Rights and Civil Rights | |
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American Ethics and Politics: The Individual and the Community | |