Peirce y Putnam. Sobre la experiencia y la naturaleza

Abstract

H. Putnam has been considered the most Peircean philosopher among the neopragmatists. This note sugests that Putnam pays great atention to the problems Peirce tackled, but he does not share Peirce's thesis on the re-lation between "practical interests" and science. Therefore, Putnam's realism is more Deweyan and Jamesian than Peircean.