 Several new studies of the history and mid-century development of pragmatism have appeared recently, including the landmark work of Cheryl Misak, which does much to dislodge the dominant “eclipse narrative” and recast pragmatism as continuous with the mainstream trends within the so-called “analytic” philosophy of C. I. Lewis, Nelson Goodman, W. V. O. Quine, and Donald Davidson. Nonetheless, apart from a suggestive but still only preliminary discussion by Cornel West in his study of American pragmatism, Sidney Hook’s place in the pragmatist story remains largely unexplored.