Bertrand Russell on Pragmatism
Bertrand Russell discusses pragmatism, beginning with William James' work "The Will to Believe", and critiquing some of the pragmatist conceptions of truth and knowledge. The audio recording comes from LibriVox and was read by Landon D. C. Elkind. For more information about LibriVox and for endless additional and recordings: https://librivox.org You may also be interested in the following discussion of pragmatism and truth between Richard Rorty, Hilary Putnam, and James Conant: • Pragmatism & Truth - Rorty, Putnam, & Cona... 00:00 Introduction 04:50 The Will to Believe 24:26 The Nature of Truth #Philosophy #Epistemology #BertrandRussell
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