Morton Gabriel White Boeken

Morton White's work emphasizes the interconnectedness of various fields, advocating for a philosophical approach that encompasses not just mathematics and science, but also culture, religion, art, history, law, education, and morality. This collection features his most significant essays spanning over sixty years, showcasing his commitment to bridging the gaps among the humanities, social sciences, and natural sciences. White's insights encourage a holistic understanding of philosophy's role in addressing complex cultural issues.

The book presents a distinctive and original perspective on pragmatism, emphasizing its relevance in contemporary philosophical discussions. It appeals to systematic philosophers engaged in various fields, including philosophy of language, science, law, and ethics, as well as historians exploring American pragmatism and its impact on twentieth-century thought.

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