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Action, Belief and Inquiry - Pragmatist Perspectives on Science, Society and Religion

Part I - Democracy 1. Minimal Meliorism: Finding a Balance between Conservative and Progressive Pragmatism Mats Bergman 2. John Dewey and Democratic Participation under Modern Condition Torjus Midtgarden 3. Democracy and the Problem of Pluralism: John Dewey Revisited Jón Ólafsson Part II - Normativity 4. Pragmatism, Objectivity and Normative Realism Henrik Rydenfelt 5. Naturalism and Normativity in Pragmatism Pentti Määttänen Part III - Religion 6. A Skeptical Pragmatic Engagement with Skeptical Theism Ulf Zackariasson 7. Objectivity in Pragmatist Philosophy of Religion Sami Pihlström Part IV - Action and Habit 8. Habit, Action, and Knowledge from the Pragmatist Perspective Erkki Kilpinen 9. On the Concepts of Trans-action and Intra-action Matz Hammarström 10. Pragmatism as an Attitude Frank Martela Part V - Inquiry 11. On Why’s, How’s, and What’s—Why What’s Matter Margareta Bertilsson 12. Deweyan Approaches to Abduction? Sami Paavola 13. The Role of Intuition in Inquiry Lauri Järvilehto Part VI - Ontology and Meaning 14. Method and Metaphysics: Pragmatist Doubts Bjørn Ramberg 15. On Quine’s Pragmatic Conception of Ontology Heikki J. Koskinen 16. Davidson versus Chomsky: The Case of Shared Language Jonathan Knowles