Frank Knight, John Dewey, and American Pragmatism: A Further Note

Luca Fiorito

A chapter in Research in the History of Economic Thought and Methodology, 2011, pp 59-72 from Emerald Group Publishing Limited

Abstract: Professor Dewey's pragmatism always strikes me as fundamentally ambiguous, oscillating between a conception of knowledge as “technique,” essentially a biological function, and some vague mystical conception of it in terms of “shared life” or “shared experience.”(Knight, 1936, p. 230)

Date: 2011
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