pects of conquest, that is, "frontiers" of European expansion and the accompanying destruction of Native life and culture. But this does not exhaust the character of the border. If we take McDermott seriously, experience

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Date: 2009-06-24 14:01:07 Philosophy Charles Sanders Peirce Pragmatism Philosophy of science Logic Philosophical logic Pragmatic theory of truth American philosophy Truth Pragmatic maxim Empiricism Inquiry		pects of conquest, that is, "frontiers" of European expansion and the accompanying destruction of Native life and culture. But this does not exhaust the character of the border. If we take McDermott seriously, experience Add to Reading List Source URL: american-philosophy.org Download Document from Source Website File Size: 3,44 MB Share Document on Facebook

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