Putnam on Pragmatism & its Founders
Hilary Putnam gives this talk at Boston College's Clough Center in April 2013. The views of Dewey, C.S. Peirce, and William James are discussed in relation to topics such as free will, the self, truth, meaning, the supposed fact-value dichotomy, and issues within the philosophy of science.
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