Titlebook: Richard J. Bernstein and the Pragmatist Turn in Contemporary Philosophy; Rekindling Pragmatis Judith M. Green (Professor of Philosophy and

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Now What? Richard J. Bernstein and Philosophy after Rortythat he has joined the ranks of other philosoph- ical iconoclasts who left behind a good deal of insecurity concerning the susceptibilities of Western philosophy to attacks upon its most basic presuppositions.

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Ideals after the “Pragmatic Turn”s of the past century, specifically, those post-”linguistic turn” philosophers of roughly the past half century or so. By Bernstein’s reckoning, this shift in orien- tation is nothing short of a philosophical “sea change.”

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Pragmatism’s Constructive Project that were broached quite early in Putnam’s career, as if his careful studies of the classical pragmatists had provided a context in which insights he had half-formulated could be more fully developed. Bernstein’s chapter helps us to recognize this continuity.

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Prelude to a Critical Conversation with Fellow Pragmatistsrs to this symposium for engaging with my work. I am also grateful that several of the contributors explore some of my other writings on pragmatic themes. The essays in . are like a series of snapshots or stills taken from over 50 years of dynamic engagement. I begin my responses with three general

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