Pragmatism by William James (1842 - 1910)
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This podcast presents a series of public lectures by William James on pragmatism, delivered in Boston in 1906-1907. James outlines his philosophical view of pragmatism, contrasting it with rationalism and other schools of thought. He focuses on the pragmatic theory of truth, arguing that true beliefs are those that help people in their daily lives. James contends that while reality exists independently, humans select which aspects are relevant and how they relate to each other.
Episódios
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Preface 3min -
Lecture 1: The Present Dilemma in Philosophy, part 1 27min
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Lecture 1: The Present Dilemma in Philosophy, part 2 26min
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Lecture 2: What Pragmatism Means, part 1 28min
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Lecture 2: What Pragmatism Means, part 2 24min
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Lecture 3: Some Metaphysical Problems Pragmatically Considered, part 1 25min
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Lecture 3: Some Metaphysical Problems Pragmatically Considered, part 2 27min
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Lecture 4: The One and the Many, part 1 25min
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Lecture 4: The One and the Many, part 2 23min
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Lecture 5: Pragmatism and Common Sense, part 1 18min
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Lecture 5: Pragmatism and Common Sense, part 2 22min
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Lecture 6: Pragmatism's Conception of Truth. part 1 27min
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Lecture 6: Pragmatism's Conception of Truth. part 2 29min
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Lecture 7: Pragmatism and Humanism, part 1 22min
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Lecture 7: Pragmatism and Humanism, part 2 22min
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Lecture 8: Pragmatism and Religion, part 1 18min
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Lecture 8: Pragmatism and Religion, part 2 20min
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