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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"neo-pragmatism"”.

  1. Authorities and naturalness beyond neo-pragmatism and deconstructionism. Optimization of economic distribution and well-being as a means of going beyond dialectical failures

    … of my dissertation I demonstrate that Rorty’s neo-pragmatism and Derrida's openness to the Other give rise, in their practical applications, to the same arbitrariness as the one usually attributed to a society shaped by Hegelian dialectic. A problem arises, in a deconstructive attitude in …

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  2. How to Be a Pragmatist in the End: Objectivity, Skepticism, and the Demands of Agency

    … periods, marking the transition from classical pragmatism to neo-pragmatism. The classical pragmatists most concerned with objectivity, C. S. Peirce & C. I. Lewis, opt for the former conception (notwithstanding apparent realist-causal sympathies in Peirce’s work that ultimately explain the …

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  3. Grisilience: An Interpretivist Qualitative Case Study Of Indigenous Employees’ Success In Reaching Management And Professional Positions Within The Gaming Industry In Canada: Contributing Factors And Barriers

    … Race Theory (TribalCrit) (Brayboy, 2005), neo-pragmatism (Rorty, 1989), and reinterpreted positive psychology (Seligman, Duckworth, Zilloux), operationalized through the Nahongvita Model (Joseph and Windchief, 2015). Adapted from educational to workplace contexts, the Nahongvita model …

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