ABSTRACT
Neopragmatism faces a dilemma. This dilemma is of its own making, the result of its rapid success in the world of ideas. It is an unintended consequence created by its own enthusiasts that now threatens the pragmatic revival from the inside. This dilemma is the internal coherence, or lack thereof, of neopragmatist philosophy. This predicament is especially acute in epistemology, going to the heart of neopragmatism’s self-sufficiency as a theory of knowledge.
