Pragmatism and Idealism

Published in 1913, 'Pragmatism and Idealism' by William Caldwell is a philosophical examination of Pragmatism and its relationship with Idealism. The book discusses the development of Pragmatism, its implications for human thought, and critiques Rationalism. Caldwell highlights key figures like William James and John Dewey, while addressing the challenges Pragmatism faces in establishing a coherent philosophical framework. This work contributes to the broader discourse of early 20th-century philosophy.