- action,
rather than describing, representing, or
mirroring reality.
Pragmatists contend that most
philosophical topics—such as the
nature of knowledge...
- Look up pragmatism, pragmatic, or
pragmatist in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Pragmatism is a
philosophical movement.
Pragmatism or
pragmatic may also...
-
things true by
verifying them—a view
rejected by most
pragmatists. However,
nearly all
pragmatists do
accept the idea
there can be no
truths without a conceptual...
- a
theory of
normative philosophical ethics and meta-ethics.
Ethical pragmatists such as John
Dewey believe that some
societies have
progressed morally...
- the
classical pragmatist tradition,
which newer pragmatists find most compelling. To
paraphrase Putnam:
Rejection of
skepticism (
pragmatists hold that doubt...
- The
Iranian pragmatists are a
political faction in Iran
composed of
moderate clerics and the
merchant elite that see the
Islamic Republic as a mean to...
-
Nicholas Sarwark's
position as
party chairman and the
influence of the
Pragmatist Caucus. It is
named after economist Ludwig von Mises. The
caucus has the...
- Sarvajña was a
Kannada poet,
pragmatist and
philosopher of the 16th century. The word "Sarvajna" in
Sanskrit literally means "the all knowing". His father...
-
Multimethodology or
multimethod research includes the use of more than one
method of data
collection or
research in a
research study or set of related...
- 2007. Secter, Bob; McCormick, John (March 30, 2007). "Portrait of a
pragmatist".
Chicago Tribune. p. 1.
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