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...further qualification. Most of the thinkers who describe themselves as ''pragmatists'' point to some connection with practical consequences or real effects as v ...'s success in this struggle that it ''becomes'' true. As a rule, however, pragmatists do not hold that anything that is practical or useful, or that anything tha

course and adopted consensus policies that bridged the divergent views of pragmatists and

...s their 'agreement', as falsity means their disagreement, with 'reality'. Pragmatists and intellectualists both accept this definition as a matter of course. Th

...and truth led to one of the first schisms in the ability of the classical pragmatists, [[Charles Peirce]], [[William James]], and [[John Dewey]], to understand e ...and truth led to one of the first schisms in the ability of the classical pragmatists, [[Charles Peirce]], [[William James]], and [[John Dewey]], to understand e

...and truth led to one of the first schisms in the ability of the classical pragmatists, [[Charles Peirce]], [[William James]], and [[John Dewey]], to understand e ...and truth led to one of the first schisms in the ability of the classical pragmatists, [[Charles Peirce]], [[William James]], and [[John Dewey]], to understand e

...is an operational notion of truth employed by scientists. Unlike the other pragmatists, Peirce never explicitly advanced a theory of truth. But his scattered comm

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...prising than it seems at first, especially after one comes to realize that pragmatists have deliberately made their concept of a sign so extensible, as befits the

Themes and variations from the pragmatists' full scale treatment of inquiry are echoed by investigators of inductive r

Themes and variations from the pragmatists' full scale treatment of inquiry are echoed by investigators of inductive r

| Pragmatists and some of the American realists, the school whom one calls