American Philosophers Shape a Distinctive U S Philosophy
A flagged editor notes America’s shift from a doer culture to a mature philosophical voice. It traces Emerson James Dewey and Peirce as defining figures, contrasts pragmatism with other schools, and cites Dewey’s instrumentalism and James’s psychology while acknowledging Europe’s influence and American public engagement gaps.
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Horace Kallen
John Dewey
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Aristotle
Hegel
Austria
Germany
England
Associated Press
Mortimer Adler
Cedar Rapids Sunday Gazette
George Santayana
Alfred North Whitehead
Santayana
Spain
Harvard
Whitehead
Adler
Emerson
Twisted molecule theory gains traction in mental illness
Science writer Edwin Diamond surveys two avenues in mental illness research, the organic and interpersonal, highlighting work by Drs. Kety and Kelman. He explains Linus Pauling’s gene-driven molecular disease concept, phenylketonuria, and Stig Akerfeldt’s blood test linking ceruloplasmin to psychosis, while noting unresolved causation questions.
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Ralph Gerard
University of Michigan
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U. S. National Institute of Mental Health
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Herbert Kelman
Sigmund Freud
Linus Pauling
California Institute of Technology
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