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its interesting how much William James consistently uses money as metaphor in his writing - i'm not sure if this is a reflection of the American idioms of the day but it doesn't feel irrelevant to his thought as a whole

(yes its clear hes disagreeing with the the highlight but its still very reflective of his context)
what i'm trying to say is: neitzsche's anti-democratic pragmatism is far more compelling than the consensus-seeking liberalism of the early american pragmatists
rorty is philosophically correct but politically wrong
pragmatism as anti-authoritarianism, richard rorty, pg 37