American Philosophy.

Emerson as philosopherpostmodernism and beyond / by: (Electronic resources)

Enjoyment as enriched experiencea theory of affect and its relation to consciousness / by: (Electronic resources)

Normativity, lifeworld, and science in Sellars' synoptic vision by: (Electronic resources)

Insurrectionist ethicsradical perspectives on social justice / by: (Electronic resources)

Alain Locke on the theoretical foundations for a just and successful peace by: (Electronic resources)

John Dewey's metaphysical theory by: (Electronic resources)

The Palgrave companion to George Santayana's scepticism and animal faith by: (Electronic resources)

A deweyan philosophical take on emotionsa layered theory / by: (Electronic resources)

George Santayana's and William James's conflicting views on transcendence by: (Electronic resources)

William James's radically empirical philosophy of religion by: (Electronic resources)

American Philosophy.

Phenomenology.

Locke, Alain,

Philosophy.

Philosophy of Religion.

Emerson, Ralph Waldo,

Realism.

Dewey, John,

Metaphysics.

Philosophy of the 20th century.

Emotions (Philosophy)

Philosophy of Mind.

African-American History.

Post-Modern Philosophy.

Pragmatism.

Continental Philosophy.

Affect (Psychology)

Consciousness.

African American Culture.

African Americans

Santayana, George,

Philosophy of feelings.

James, William,

Social justice

Transcendence (Philosophy)

Pleasure.

Normativity (Ethics)

African Philosophy.

Postmodernism.

Sellars, Wilfrid.

Philosophy of Science.

History of Philosophy.