Joseph Margolis is Laura H. Carnell Professor of Philosophy at Temple University. His published volumes in philosophy include The Arts and the Definition of the Human (Stanford, 2009) and Pragmatism's Advantage (Stanford, 2010).

"Margolis's pragmatism is one that stands alongside Rorty, Bernstein, and Putnam for the next generation of pragmatic naturalists to study and follow. This book will long be an essential piece of that body of master work."—John Shook, State University of New York at Buffalo "Pragmatism Ascendent is an exclamation point on Margolis's recent work linking pragmatism and analytic philosophy."—Douglas Anderson, Southern University of Illinois Carbondale

Joseph Margolis is Laura H. Carnell Professor of Philosophy at Temple University. His published volumes in philosophy include The Arts and the Definition of the Human (Stanford, 2009) and Pragmatism's Advantage (Stanford, 2010).

"Margolis's pragmatism is one that stands alongside Rorty, Bernstein, and Putnam for the next generation of pragmatic naturalists to study and follow. This book will long be an essential piece of that body of master work."—John Shook, State University of New York at Buffalo "Pragmatism Ascendent is an exclamation point on Margolis's recent work linking pragmatism and analytic philosophy."—Douglas Anderson, Southern University of Illinois Carbondale

Joseph Margolis is Laura H. Carnell Professor of Philosophy at Temple University. His published volumes in philosophy include The Arts and the Definition of the Human (Stanford, 2009) and Pragmatism's Advantage (Stanford, 2010).

"Margolis's pragmatism is one that stands alongside Rorty, Bernstein, and Putnam for the next generation of pragmatic naturalists to study and follow. This book will long be an essential piece of that body of master work."—John Shook, State University of New York at Buffalo "Pragmatism Ascendent is an exclamation point on Margolis's recent work linking pragmatism and analytic philosophy."—Douglas Anderson, Southern University of Illinois Carbondale