An Idealistic Pragmatism : the Development of the Pragmatic Element in the Philosophy of Josiah Royce / by Mary Briody Mahowald.
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1972.
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Table of Contents:
- I: Propaedeutic to a Study of Royce
- II: Possibilities for a Roycean Pragmatism
- One The Early Royce (c. 1875-90)
- III: His Theory of Knowledge
- IV: His notion of the Absolute
- V: His Conception of the Individual
- Two The Middle Period (c. 1890-1906)
- VI: Theory of Knowledge Pragmatically allied with Doctrine of Interpretation
- VII: Notion of the Absolute More Pragmatically Orientated
- VIII: Conception of the Individual Pragmatically Leads to Consideration of Community
- Three The Mature Royce (c. 1906-16)
- IX: Knowledge by Interpretation, a Mediating principle
- X: God as Pragmatic Postulate
- XI: Community as Perfective of the Individual
- Conclusion
- XII: The Roycean Pragmatic.