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Experiencing life and (religious) hope: pragmatic philosophies of religion

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Nagl L.
Human Affairs
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2014
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vol. 24
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issue 1
103-111
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Is pragmatism, as focused on a future considered producible by our finite actions, ill equipped to analyze religion (or “Erlösungswissen”, as Max Scheler said); is it unable, as Stanley Cavell writes, to sufficiently explore “skepticism” and negativity? This paper argues that William James succeeds in pragmatically re-thematizing “Erlösungswissen”, and that Josiah Royce-who develops a post-pragmatic, pragmaticist concept of; religion-carefully re-investigates “negativity”, in a Peirce-inspired mode, by focusing on the “mission of sorrow”.
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