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Pragmatism is a
philosophical tradition that
views language and
thought as
tools for prediction,
problem solving, and action,
rather than describing, representing...
- Look up
pragmatism, pragmatic, pragmatist, or
practical in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Pragmatism is a
philosophical movement.
Pragmatism or pragmatic...
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August 2008). "
Pragmatism".
Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy.
Retrieved 9
December 2012. McDermid,
Douglas (15
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Pragmatism".
Internet Encyclopedia...
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Charles Sanders Peirce,
James established the
philosophical school known as
pragmatism, and is also
cited as one of the
founders of
functional psychology. A...
- mathematician, logician, and
philosopher who is
sometimes known as "the
father of
pragmatism".
According to
philosopher Paul Weiss,
Peirce was "the most
original and...
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Neopragmatism is a
variant of
pragmatism that
infers that the
meaning of
words is a
result of how they are used,
rather than the
objects they represent...
- New
pragmatism (Polish: nowy pragmatyzm) –
original paradigmatic and
heterodox theory of
economics created by
Grzegorz W.
Kolodko to
address the contemporary...
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Contemporary Pragmatism is a
quarterly peer-reviewed
academic journal covering discussions of
applying pragmatism,
broadly understood, to today's issues...
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critically on
thinkers from
often separated philosophical traditions (such as
Pragmatism, Neopragmatism,
Continental Philosophy,
Critical Theory, Postmodernism...
- his
Harvard "Lectures on
Pragmatism" (1903),
Peirce enumerated what he
called the "three
cotary propositions of
pragmatism" (L: cos,
cotis whetstone)...
