Contemporary pragmatism in public administration : exploring the limitations of the "third productive reply"
By: ZANETTI, Lisa A
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Contributor(s): CARR, Adrian.
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ArticlePublisher: Thousand Oaks : SAGE, September 2000Administration & Society 32, 4, p. 433-452Abstract: In this article, the authors present some of the limitations of contemporary pragmatism. Although the authors are sympathetic in many respects to the community - building aspirations of pragmatism, they also contend that in certain important respects - specifically with regard to process, experience, and imagination - contemporary pragmatism leaves some troubling gaps that limit or undermine its ability to address what they argue are important contemporary political problems
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In this article, the authors present some of the limitations of contemporary pragmatism. Although the authors are sympathetic in many respects to the community - building aspirations of pragmatism, they also contend that in certain important respects - specifically with regard to process, experience, and imagination - contemporary pragmatism leaves some troubling gaps that limit or undermine its ability to address what they argue are important contemporary political problems
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