Realism with a human face
Book • 1990
In 'Realism with a Human Face', Hilary Putnam explores the intersection of metaphysics, ethics, and aesthetics, advocating for a form of realism that acknowledges human values and context.
The book critiques traditional metaphysical realism and discusses the contributions of American philosophers like William James and C.S.
Peirce.
It argues that philosophy should not dismiss ethical facts and should engage with the broader human context.
The book critiques traditional metaphysical realism and discusses the contributions of American philosophers like William James and C.S.
Peirce.
It argues that philosophy should not dismiss ethical facts and should engage with the broader human context.
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