The Latino character of American pragmatism

In Pragmatism in the Americas. Fordham University Press. pp. 93 - 112 (2011)
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This chapter makes the claim that pragmatism is a philosophy that affirms and reflects values that are predominant and are cherished by Latin, not North American culture. It breaks the thesis up into five parts. They include an exploration of philosophy and culture, the values and vices of Anglo-Saxon and Latin culture, pragmatism, Anglo vices and Latin traits, pragmatism and the balance of America, and a Latinization of America.

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Gregory Fernando Pappas
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