What is pragmatic philosophy? Pragmatism is aphilosophical movementthat includes those who claim that an ideology or proposition is true if it works satisfactorily, that the meaning of a proposition is to be found in the practical consequences of accepting it, and that unpractical ideas are to be...
Studies in the Philosophy of Charles Sanders Peircedoi:10.4159/harvard.9780674862906.c4Justin Buchler
Ⅺ 哲学的语用占有(the pragmatic appropriation of philosophy) "人是普遍注定要接受哲学的,就像哲学把人作为它的目的地一样"——这是哲学的基本假设:哲学和人在某种劳动、教育或苦修的条件下是可以相互转换的。为了使这一假设可信,为了将其付诸实践并确保其对人的统治,哲学声称要通过某种循环的二元性(如作为理性...
What is pragmatism in the philosophy of education? What idea did pragmatism eliminate? Is utilitarianism a kind of pragmatism? What is pragmatic idealism? What is frontier pragmatism? What does situation ethics mean? What does ethical idealism mean?
What is the role of students in pragmatism? According to the philosophy and ideology distribution due to students; pragmatism was the first ideology. ... According to pragmatism, school functions asa bridge between student and the society, and prepares students to solve the problems they encounter...
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In my view, though, these diverse formulations, despite their conflicts, all shed light on the distinction as it is commonly applied, in both linguistics and philosophy. Although it is generally clear what is at issue when people apply the distinction to specific linguistic phenomena, what is ...
Informal Logic and Argumentation Theory claim to accept a sense of ‘argument’ that is broader than the sense used in classical logic and mainstream philosophy of language. In this allegedly more general sense, pictures, sounds, gestures, maps, etc. can be premises of arguments, even if conclu...
Madame de Sevigne's letters to her daughter and the philosophy of Descartes and Pascal.Nineteenth-century English literatureusually includes Lamb (though not Bentham), Macaulay (but not Marx), Mill (but not Darwin or Herbert Spencer).A distinction between 'fact' and 'fiction', then, seems unli...