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Substance and Other Metaphysical Claims (Lecture III)
In Rethinking Pragmatism. Oxford, UK: Wiley‐Blackwell. pp. 53–66 (2012)
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Lecture III, substance and other metaphysical claims reductive materialism coupled with determinist laws of nature James on “block universe,” no sort of free will to defend rationalists, on empiricists' “nothing but matter,” unacceptable rationalists and rejection of the laws of matter, as being those that matter the Pragmatic Maxim, positing God, as having nothing to offer James and intelligent design, the same as that on the God question Lecture III, application of the Pragmatic Maxim to the metaphysical James's adoption of the Pragmatic Maxim, epistemological holism the Pragmatists, sound predictions based on empirical inquiry
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