Pluralistic Philosophy of Stephen Crane

The first extended analysis by a scholarformally trained in the discipline of philosophical inquiry. Dooley shows howCrane's philosophical pluralism, which represents his response to the acute moraluncertainties resulting from the decline of late nineteenth-century religiousauthority, allies him with the contextualism of such contemporary philosophersas William James, C. S. Peirce, and Josiah Royce."-- James B. Colvert, author of Stephen Crane