Louis Menand: Pragmatism's Three Moments
Louis Menand lectures on pragmatism, a distinctly American philosophy based on experience and experiment rather than fixed principles. Louis Menand, professor of English and American literature and language in the Faculty of Arts and Sciences at Harvard University and a member of the Harvard Graduate School of Education faculty, is the author of The Metaphysical Club (2001), an exploration of American pragmatism that examines the transformation of American intellectual thought from 1865 to 1919 and explores the development of the pragmatism philosophy.

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'The Pragmatic Turn:' A lecture by Selzer Philosopher Richard J. Bernstein

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The Free World: Art and Thought in the Cold War - Louis Menand with A.O. Scott | LIVE from NYPL

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Jazz-soaked philosophy in our catastrophic times: from Socrates to Coltrane

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Louis Menand: “The Present of the Humanities”

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Why You Must Acquire Power at All Costs | Harvard’s Harvey Mansfield on Machiavelli

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Philosopher David Chalmers asks: When we talk to AI, what are we talking to?

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Revelle Forum: Louis Menand

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Jack of All Trades: Rosa Mayorga on the Life and Work of Charles Sanders Peirce

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Louis Menand: "What are we looking at..."

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Douglas Hofstadter: The Nature of Categories and Concepts

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AI and the Battle for the Soul with Iain McGilchrist - Lecture 1: Information is Not Understanding

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Howard Eiland: Walter Benjamin - A Critical Life

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Charles Murray -- The Bell Curve Revisited

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Cheryl Misak: Cambridge Pragmatism (Royal Institute of Philosophy)

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Louis Menand — The Free World

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The 3 elements of stupidity, according to philosophy | Jonny Thomson: Full Interview

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Pragmatism: Defining America's Philosophy

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A History of Philosophy | 64 American Pragmatism

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John Dewey & his Relevance Today

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