Mead, George Herbert | Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy

[Mark Kohut]

Mead is usually referred to as a philosopher, but what do such nouns matter? (See Wittgenstein and Pynchon's probably affectionate homage) 

Mead's, yes, still underrated work is a stream of pragmatism that flowed to Wittgenstein--thru Ramsey-- and later developmental psychologists and philosophers. 

Consciousness 'playing' with itself happens after consciousness begins in dialogue, is a bit less simplistic if one must simplify. 


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