Classical American pragmatism: Practicing philosophy as experiencing life

Articles in the same Issue

1. Introductory
2. The very idea of academic culture: What academy? What culture?
3. Using ethnography to understand twenty-first century college life
4. Academic publishing and interdisciplinarity: Finnish experiences
5. Changing higher education and welfare states in postcommunist Central Europe: New contexts leading to new typologies?
6. Contemporary dilemmas in university and academic education - a Central European perspective
7. Unable to resist: Researchers’ responses to research assessment in the Czech Republic
8. Academic mobility in the context of linked lives
9. Experiencing life and (religious) hope: pragmatic philosophies of religion
10. Classical American pragmatism: Practicing philosophy as experiencing life
11. Democratic theories and the problem of political participation in Nigeria: Strengthening consensus and the rule of law
12. Beyond the myth of “self-domination” (Imaginal psychology in the pursuit of cultural shift)
13. Knowledge production in European universities
14. How can human performance in real-world teams be measured?
15. SuperVision: An introduction to the surveillance society