The story of a Revolutionary patriot, or, The singular adventures of General Putnam : for the children of the United States /

Mode of access: Internet.

Putnam and the wolf; or, the monster destroyed. An address delivered at Pomfret, Con., October 28, 1829, before the Windham Co. Temperance Society. ...

John Marsh was secretary of the Connecticut Temperance Society in 1829.

Putnam and the wolf, or, the monster destroyed : an address delivered at Pomfret, Con., October 28, 1829, before the Windham Co. Temperance Society /

"Published by request of the Society."

Putnam's monthly & the critic.

Title from cover.

Putnam's & the reader.

"Messrs. G.P. Putnam's sons ... begin in October, 1906, the publication of Putnam's monthly, a reissue of the magazine the publication of which was begun by the late George P. Putnam in 1853. With the new Putnam's will be incorporated the Critic, founded in 1881, which has been issued by Messrs. Putnam since 1898."--Putnam's monthly announcement.

Putnam's monthly.

"Messrs. G.P. Putnam's sons ... begin in October, 1906, the publication of Putnam's monthly, a reissue of the magazine the publication of which was begun by the late George P. Putnam in 1853. With the new Putnam's will be incorporated the Critic, founded in 1881, which has been issued by Messrs. Putnam since 1898."--Putnam's monthly announcement.

Putnam's handbook of universal history;

Mode of access: Internet.

Excursion of the Putnam phalanx to Boston, Charlestown and Providence, October 4th, 5th, 6th and 7th, in the year of our Lord 1859.

Mode of access: Internet.

Putnam's monthly.

Title from caption.

George Palmer Putnam; a memoir, together with a record of the earlier years of the publishing house founded by him,

Mode of access: Internet.

Realismo congnitivo, naturalismo e pragmatismo ético : a estrutura normativa das "formas de vida" segundo Hebermas e Putnam

Pretendo explicitar algumas implicações epistemológicas do debate entre Putnam e Habermas acerca da objetividade dos valores. Inicialmente, gostaria de construir, recorrendo a reflexões em filosofia da linguagem e no neopragmatismo, o horizonte teórico no qual se possa entender de maneira menos unilateral a relação entre naturalismo e a normatividade das “formas de vida” (1). Tais considerações devem funcionar como uma explanação do contexto filosófico em que se desenvolve o debate Habermas/Putnam. Em seguida, gostaria de resumir a posição de Putnam (2). Em terceiro lugar, a partir daquilo que parece ser a direção argumentativa compartilhada, pretendo evidenciar a pertinência do debate para os atuais questionamentos em filosofia prática, delineando os contornos do “pragmatismo ético” (3). Finalmente, procuro mostrar que Habermas escapa à crítica de Putnam aderindo implicitamente à tese da vinculação da moral deontológica a uma orientação axiológica em termos de vulnerabilidade (4). ______________________________________________________________________________ ABSTRACT

Argumentos duales: el principio de dualidad como una estructura argumentativa

El objetivo de la tesis es identificar una familia de argumentos que comparten una estructura con el principio de dualidad de la geometría proyectiva. Esta familia la denomino "argumentos duales". Para lograr este objetivo, tomo cuatro argumentos importantes de la filosofía analítica e identifico en ellos la estructura que comparten. Los cuatro argumentos son: (i) el acertijo de la inducción de Goodman; (ii) la indeterminación de la referencia Putnam; (iii) la indeterminación de la traducción de Quine; (iv) la paradoja del seguimiento de reglas de Wittgenstein.

Crime, Rurality and Community

Criminology has tended to treat crime as predominantly an urban phenomenon. A review of the available, albeit rather limited, empirical evidence regarding crime and law and order in rural New South Wales (NSW) raises some doubts about the urban-centric focus of criminology and opens up a range of other interesting questions concerning the differential social construction of crime problems in some rural localities, in particular the tendency to racialise questions of crime and law and order. Rather than simply developing an empirical and theoretical account of urban/rural differences, however, the paper suggests a conceptual framework for local and regional studies drawing on the work of Norbert Elias and Robert Putnam.