Sources of Contemporary Philosophical Realism in America is an essential academic text that explores the roots and development of philosophical realism in the American intellectual tradition. Schneider critically evaluates the contributions of key thinkers and the evolution of realism as a significant philosophical movement. A must-have for students and scholars of philosophy, this Library of Liberal Arts edition offers a comprehensive overview of the subject, presented with clarity and depth.
About the Author
Herbert Schneider was a distinguished American philosopher and historian of ideas, best known for his work on American philosophy and the history of philosophical thought. Born in 1892, Schneider was a professor at Columbia University, where he contributed significantly to the study of pragmatism, realism, and the philosophy of religion. His scholarly works are celebrated for their rigorous analysis and insightful interpretations, making him a key figure in 20th-century American philosophy.
