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Neo-Pragmatism and Enactive Intentionality
2012Enactive approaches in cognitive science propose that perception, and more generally cognitive experience, are strongly mediated by embodied (sensory–motor) processes, and that our primary experience of the world is action-oriented or pragmatic (Noe, 2004; Thompson, 2007; Varela et al., 1991).
Katsunori Miyahara, Shaun Gallagher
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Neo-Pragmatism and its Critics
2012A basic idea of pragmatism can be formulated as the view that it is action, rather than consciousness, that is the vehicle of thought.1 Moreover, pragmatists link actions to inventive self-development and creative problem solving. In the modern period, we find this inchoate idea emerging both in Bacon’s conjoining of the ideas of knowledge and power ...
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Neo-Pragmatism without Pragmatism: A Look at Rorty
1999Abstract While the position of classical American pragmatism is, with a few exceptions, strangely silent in the area of business ethics, the neopragmatism of Richard Rorty has gained some significant inroads within the field and is usually taken as representative of the pragmatic position in general.
Sandra B Rosenthal, Rogene A Buchholz
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Star Trek: Voyager: Pragmatism and Neo-Pragmatism as False Infinities
, 2016 The creators of Star Trek dedicated virtually an entire series (Voyager) to show how pragmatism and neo-pragmatism lead to undesirable/unstable/catastrophic outcomes. Conversely, the series depicts how ethics and principles are key to (yes!) achieving success in the face of dire/difficult circumstances.
Gonzalez, George A, George A. Gonzalez
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One More Look at (Neo-)Pragmatism in Public Administration
Administration and Society, 2015The continued interest in (neo-)pragmatism for public administration is a validation of the very kind of democratic discourse that the philosophy holds dear. Yet the back-and-forth also reinforces a critique coming from one of its major figures, Richard Rorty: We seem to be jockeying for position in an analytic language game that will never have a ...
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Neo‐pragmatism, Representationalism and the Emotions
Philosophy and Phenomenological Research, 2017This paper offers a neo‐pragmatist account of the representational character of the emotions, for those emotions that have such a character. Put most generally, neo‐pragmatism is the view that language should not be conceived primarily in terms of a robust relation of reference to or representation of antecedently given objects and properties.
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Properties of Situation-Specific Theories and Neo-pragmatism
Advances in Nursing Science, 2020The purpose of this article is to discuss whether the properties of existing situation-specific theories are congruent with the philosophical stance of neo-pragmatism. A literature review was conducted using PubMed, CINAHL, and PsycInfo with keywords of “situation-specific theory” and “nursing.” Fifteen situation-specific theories were included in the ...
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Neo-pragmatism, morality, and the specification problem
Canadian Journal of Philosophy, 2018AbstractA defender of any view of moral language must explain how people with different moral views can be be talking to each other, rather than past each other. For expressivists this problem drastically constrains the search for the specific attitude expressed by, say, ‘immoral’.
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The Concept of Solidarity in Richard Rorty's Neo-Pragmatism Thought
Spirituality and Local Wisdom, 2022This paper aims to examine solidarity in the view of one of the philosophers, Richard Rorty. The subject of discussion in this study is: 1) The concept of solidarity in the thinking of Richard Rorty; and 2) What is underlying Richard Rorty formulating the concept of solidarity.
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