This class will provide a general introduction to the Pragmatic Tradition in philosophy, covering: (1) the 19th Century origins of Pragmatism in Peirce and James's distinctive critique of traditional philosophy, (2) Pragmatism's development and transformation through the 20th century, and (3) the competing varieties of 'Neopragmatism' we see today.
Prerequisite: 6.00-credits in Philosophy. Course credit exclusions: None.
