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| Preface | |
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| Pragmatism and Its Critics | |
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| Pragmatism and America | |
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| Critics of Pragmatism | |
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| Method, Not Theory | |
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| Peirce and the Principle of Pragmatism | |
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| The Limits of Thought | |
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| The Purpose of Thought | |
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| The Fixation of Belief | |
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| The Fixation of Meaning | |
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| Applications of the Pragmatic Maxim | |
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| The Pragmatic Conception of Truth | |
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| James: Pragmatism and the Will to Believe | |
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| Birth of "Pragmatism" | |
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| The Will to Believe | |
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| The Principle of Pragmatism | |
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| Applications of the Principle | |
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| Rationalism, Empiricism, Pragmatism | |
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| Truth as the Agreement with Reality | |
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| Taking Truth Further | |
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| The Pragmatic Humanism of F. C. S. Schiller | |
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| The Will to Believe | |
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| Pragmatism | |
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| Humanism | |
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| The Making of Truth | |
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| Three Pragmatic Views on Truth | |
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| The Making of Reality | |
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| The Wild Years: Pragmatism in Florence | |
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| The Leonardo Movement | |
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| Papini's Magical Pragmatism | |
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| Vailati's Logical Pragmatism | |
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| The Prezzolini--Calderoni Debate | |
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| The Demise of Leonardo | |
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| Peirce Revisited: The Normative Turn | |
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| Peirce's Later Years | |
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| The Reaction to James's Will to Believe | |
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| The Harvard Lectures on Pragmatism | |
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| In Search of a Proof | |
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| Phenomenology and the Normative Sciences | |
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| From Pragmatism to Pragmaticism | |
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| Dewey's Engaged Instrumentalism | |
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| Logic: His First and Last Love | |
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| Studies in Logical Theory | |
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| Experimental Logic | |
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| Whether All Judgments Are Practical | |
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| Pragmatism | |
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| Truth and Warranted Assertibility | |
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| The Conceptual Pragmatism of C. I. Lewis | |
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| Logics and Pragmatism | |
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| The Nature of Knowledge | |
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| The Given | |
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| The A Priori | |
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| Interpretation | |
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| Pragmatism, Truth, and Valuation | |
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| Empirical Knowledge | |
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| Pragmatism and Analysis: Morris, Carnap, Quine | |
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| Logical Positivism | |
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| The 1934 International Congress | |
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| Pragmatism and Pragmatics | |
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| Verificationism | |
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| Quine's "More Thorough" Pragmatism | |
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| Richard Rorty's Neo-Pragmatism | |
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| The Idol of the Mirror | |
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| The Impact of Sellars and Quine | |
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| The Aim of Inquiry | |
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| From Correspondence to Conversation | |
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| Against Truth | |
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| Solidarity, Ethnocentricity, and Irony | |
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| Susan Haack's Foundherentist Epistemology | |
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| The Empirical Justification of Beliefs | |
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| The Analogy of the Crossword Puzzle | |
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| Standards of Inquiry | |
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| Justification and Truth | |
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| Against Vulgar Pragmatism | |
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| Critical Common-Sensism | |
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| The Prospects of Pragmatism | |
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| A Philosophy for Frontier Towns | |
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| Realistic Worldmaking | |
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| Selective Bibliography | |
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| Endnotes | |
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| Index | |