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E-grāmata: power of pragmatism: Knowledge production and social inquiry

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  • Sērija : Manchester University Press
  • Izdošanas datums: 21-May-2020
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  • Valoda: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781526134950
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  • Formāts: 304 pages
  • Sērija : Manchester University Press
  • Izdošanas datums: 21-May-2020
  • Izdevniecība: Manchester University Press
  • Valoda: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781526134950

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This book makes the case for a pragmatist approach to the practice of social inquiry and knowledge production. Through diverse examples from multiple disciplines, contributors explore the power of pragmatism to inform a practice of inquiry that is democratic, community-centred, problem-oriented and experimental. Drawing from both classical and neo-pragmatist perspectives, the book advances a pragmatist sensibility in which truth and knowledge are contingent rather than universal, made rather than found, provisional rather than dogmatic, subject to continuous experimentation rather than ultimate proof, and verified in their application in action rather than in the accuracy of their representation of an antecedent reality. The Power of Pragmatism offers a path forward for mobilizing the practice of inquiry and knowledge production on behalf of achieving what Dewey called a sense for the better kind of life to be led.

Making the case for a pragmatist approach to social inquiry and knowledge production, sixteen contributors illustrate the power of pragmatism to inform democratic, community-centred, action-oriented research.

Recenzijas

'In a world in which ideological boundaries are increasingly impermeable and cross-political debates mere shouting matches, pragmatism offers not just an escape but entry into a world of mutual respect, justice, and democracy. This book is a contribution to hope at a time when despair seems unavoidable.' Robert A. Beauregard, Professor Emeritus, Columbia University

'The Power of Pragmatism is so much more than just a model of pragmatist scholarship, old and new. It offers a timely message about how a living tradition of thought can embrace a world of uncertainty and competing truths without itself seeking guarantees. Genuinely multidisciplinary, the collection champions a political stance as much as a philosophical one: the pressing need to create shared, collective responses to the social, political and environmental challenges that confront us today.' John Allen, Professor Emeritus, Open University

'This excellent book offers a vital approach to knowledge as a collective and participatory process of experiment and action for an unstable and complex world. A diverse set of outstanding authors contribute innovative insights on a wide range of fields including geography, politics, environmental studies, economic development and urban planning. This impressive and hugely encouraging text convincingly shows how intelligence, conversation, and collaboration can produce useful knowledge that provides ways to cope with emerging problems and threats of change.' Peter Sunley, Professor of Economic Geography, University of Southampton -- .

List of figures and table
vii
Notes on contributors viii
Acknowledgements x
Part I The power of pragmatism
1 Introduction: The power of pragmatism
3(52)
Jane Wills
Robert W. Lake
Part II Key thinkers, core ideas and their application to social research
2 Habits of social inquiry and reconstruction: A Deweyan vision of democracy and social research
55(14)
Malcolm P. Cutchin
3 Appreciating the situation: Dewey's pragmatism and its implications for the spatialisation of social science
69(17)
Gary Bridge
4 Mead, subjectivity and urban politics
86(16)
Crispian Fuller
5 Rorty, conversation and the power of maps
102(17)
Trevor Barnes
Part III `Truth', epistemic injustice and academic practice
6 Embodied ignorances: A pragmatist responds to epistemic and other kinds of frictions in the academy
119(20)
Susan Saegert
7 Truth and academia in times of fake news, alternative facts and filter bubbles: A pragmatist notion of critique as mediation
139(18)
Klaus Geiselhart
8 Learning from experience: Pragmatism and politics in place
157(19)
Alice E. Huff
9 Reflections on an experiment in pragmatic social research and knowledge production
176(19)
Liam Harney
Jane Wills
Part IV Disciplinary applications in pragmatic research
10 Ecological crisis, action and pragmatic humanism
195(15)
Meg Holden
11 Pragmatism, anti-representational theory and local methods for critical-creative ecological action
210(18)
Owain Jones
12 Pragmatism and contemporary planning theory: Going beyond a communicative approach
228(16)
Ihnji Jon
13 Exploring possibilities for a pragmatic orientation in development studies
244(23)
Alireza F. Farahani
Azadeh Hadizadeh Esfahani
Part V Conclusion and postscript
14 The quest for uncertainty: Pragmatism between rationalism and sentimentality
267(8)
Robert W. Lake
15 Who's afraid of pragmatism?
275(8)
Clive Barnett
Index 283
Jane Wills is Professor of Geography at the Centre for Geography and Environmental Science and the Environment and Sustainability Institute at the University of Exeter

Robert W. Lake is Professor in the Edward J. Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy and a member of the Graduate Faculties in Geography and Urban Planning at Rutgers University -- .