Marchetti's book not only reminds us of pragmatism's broader issue, but also widens pragmatism itself in putting James into pluralistic conversation with other therapeutic and transformative tendencies of recent moral philosophy. (Colin Koopman, Philosophical Quarterly, Issue 264, July, 2016)
Marchetti's book is an intriguing representative of what can be regarded as a new wave of studies on James's moral thought. ... I do find the book a valuable contribution to our understanding of James. ... valuable reading not only for James scholars but for anyone with an interest in ethics ... . (Sami Pihlstroem, Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews, ndpr.nd.edu, December, 2015)
Sarin Marchetti is Assistant Professor at Sapienza Universita di Roma, Italy. He has written on ethics, metaphilosophy, pragmatism, and the history of analytic philosophy.