Philosophy and the Reconstruction of Culture

<p><b>Preface </b></p><p> <b>References and Abbreviations </b></p><p> <b>1 American Philosophy Socialism and the Contradictions of Modernity </b></p><p> <i>Thelma Z. Lavine</i></p><p> <b>2 Democracy as Cooperative Inquiry </b></p><p> <i>James Campbell</i></p><p> <b>3 Democracy as a Way of Life </b></p><p> <i>John. J. Stuhr</i></p><p> <b>4 The Individual the Community and the Reconstruction of Values </b></p><p> <i>Sandra B. Rosenthal</i></p><p> <b>5.Dewey and Contemporary Moral Philosophy </b></p><p> <i>James Gouinlock</i></p><p> <b>6 Aristotle and Dewey on the Rat Race </b></p><p> <i>John Lachs</i></p><p> <b>7 Validating Women's Experiences Pragmatically </b></p><p> <i>Charlene Haddock Seigfried</i></p><p> <b>8 Heteronomous Freedom </b></p><p> <i>Raymond D. Boisvert</i></p><p> <b>9 Naturalizing Epistemology: Reconstructing Philosophy </b></p><p> <i>Peter T. Manicas</i></p><p> <b>10 Rationality and a Sense of Pragmatism: Preconditions for a New Method of Thinking </b></p><p> <i>Igor N. Sidorov</i></p><p> <b>11 Objects of Knowledge </b></p><p> <i>H. S. Thayer</i></p><p> <b>12 The Human Eros </b></p><p> <i>Thomas A. Alexander</i></p><p> <b>13.Liberal Irony and Social Reform </b></p><p> <i>Larry A. Hickman</i></p><p> <b>14 The Pragmatics of Deconstruction and the End of Metaphysics </b></p><p> <i>R. W. Sleeper</i></p><p> <b>15 Body-Mind and Subconsciousness: Tragedy in Dewey's Life and Work </b></p><p> <i>Bruce Wilshire</i></p><p> <b>16 Why Bother: Is Life Worth Living? Experience as Pedagogical </b></p><p> <i>John J. McDermott</i></p><p> <b>Contributors </b></p><p> <b>Index</b></p>