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Emerson on the Realization of Freedom
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Thoreau's Lakes of Light:
Modes of Representation and the Enactment of Philosophy in Walden
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Christopher Hookway
The Principle of Pragmatism:
Peirce's Formulations and Examples
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Scott L. Pratt
Jane Addams: Patriotism in Time of War
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Russell B. Goodman
James on the Nonconceptual
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John Lachs
The Difference God Makes
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Sandra Rosenthal
Experience as Experimental and Reconstructed Realism:
An Interwoven Core of Mead's Philosophy
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Richard M. Gale
William James and John Dewey:
The Odd Couple
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Michael Jubien
On Quine's Rejection of Intensional Entities
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Laurence Bonjour
C. L Lewis on the Given and Its Interpretation
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Thomas Pogge
Equal Liberty for All?
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Jay F. Rosenberg
Ryleans and Outlookers:
Wilfrid Sellars on "Mental States"
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David Schmidtz,
Sarah Wright
What Nozick Did for Decision Theory
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Catherine Z. Elgin
Denying a Dualism:
Goodman's Repudiation of the Analytic/Synthetic Distinction
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Ernest Lepore,
Kirk Ludwig
Donald Davidson
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G.W. Fitch
On Kripke and Statements
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Peter van Inwagen
Freedom to Break the Laws
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Putnam's Retreat:
Some Reflections on Hilary Putnam's Changing Views about Metaphysical Necessity
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Erin L. Eaker
David Kaplan on De Re Belief
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Randolph Clarke
On an Argument for the Impossibility of Moral Responsibility
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