Catherine Z. Elgin

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Catherine Z. Elgin


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February 20, 1948

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Catherine Z. Elgin is Professor of the Philosophy of Education at Harvard Graduate School of Education. She is the author of Considered Judgment, Between the Absolute and the Arbitrary, With Reference to Reference, and (with Nelson Goodman) Reconceptions in Philosophy and Other Arts and Sciences.

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True Enough

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Considered Judgment

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Reconceptions in Philosophy...

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Nelson Goodman's Philosophy...

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Between the Absolute and th...

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Nelson Goodman's New Riddle...

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With Reference to Reference

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Nelson Goodman's Theory of ...

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Nominalism, Constructivism,...

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Epistemic Ecology

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“Not every difference of opinion is a disagreement, and not every disagreement has a resolution. From the fact that we differ, it does not follow that at least one of us is wrong. Nor does it follow that we are both right. Each alternative has to be considered on it's merits. To say that there are several ways of being right is not to say that there is no difference between being right and being wrong.”
Catherine Z. Elgin, Between the Absolute and the Arbitrary



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