Introduction

Judith M. Green

1-31

Prelude to a critical conversation with fellow pragmatists

Richard Bernstein

32-36

Hegel and the classical pragmatists

prolegomenon to a future discussion

Michael Baur

39-54

The inferences that never were

Peirce, perception, and Bernstein's the pragmatic turn

Richard K. Atkins

55-70

Peirce's theory of truth and fallibilism

Hugh McDonald

71-77

Bernstein's deployment of Jamesian democratic pluralism

the pragmatic turn and the future of philosophy

Judith M. Green

78-97

The turn within the pragmatic turn

recovering Bernstein's democratic dewey

Shane J. Ralston

98-111

Dewey as a radical democrat and a liberal democrat

considerations on Bernstein on dewey

Colin Koopman

112-127

Democratic community participation

Bernstein between Dewey and an achieved deeply democratic future

David W. Woods

131-147

Ideals after the "pragmatic turn"

S. J. Thomas

148-162

Abstract objectivity

Richard J. Bernstein's critique of Hilary Putnam

Brendan Hogan, Lawrence Marcelle

163-175

Pragmatism's constructive project

Philip Kitcher

176-189

Truth, objectivity, and experience after the pragmatic turn

Bernstein on Habermas's "Kantian pragmatism"

Jeffrey Flynn

190-209

Now what?

Richard J. Bernstein and philosophy after Rorty

David E. McClean

210-221