Pragmatic Encounters

Exploring the relevance of American pragmatism, this collection features sixteen essays addressing key issues like multiculturalism, political life, and the intersection of evil and religion. Bernstein examines the contributions of influential thinkers such as Kant, Arendt, Rorty, and Dewey, providing insights that aim to reconcile contemporary philosophical divides. Many essays are published for the first time, making this work essential for philosophy scholars and those studying social and political theory.