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Date: 2014-04-05 09:37:10
Charles Sanders Peirce
Pragmatism
Pragmatists
Epistemology
American philosophers
The Will to Believe
Pragmaticism
William James
Belief
Theory of justification
Truth
Pragmatic ethics

PRAGMATISM AS A GUARD AGAINST MAKE-BELIEVE (Draft – presented at the Nordic Pragmatism Network workshop “Pragmatism and the Ethics of Belief, Jyväskylä, Finland, DecemberHenrik Rydenfelt University of Helsin

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