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Upon completing this chapter you should be able to:
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1. Provide a general description of pragmatism. |
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2. Distinguish the pragmatic views of C. S. Pierce from those of William James and John Dewey. |
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3. Provide a general description of analysis and show how it evolved in British philosophy. |
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4. Describe the main features of Bertrand Russell's logical atomism. |
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5. Explain phenomenalism and why it was attractive to many analytic philosophers. |
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6. Define foundationalism and realism. |
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7. Describe the postphenomenalist attacks on foundationalism and realism. |
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8. Give a general description of the philosophy of mind. |
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9. Distinguish dualism from the physicalist alternatives of behaviorism, identity theory, and functionalism. |