Man-made Morals: Four Philosophies that Shaped AmericaDoubleday, 1966 - 412 Seiten |
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... pragmatism than was James , and vastly more possessed of a sense of mission . James recognized the necessity of what we termed in Chapter XIII social pragmatism , but he was not nearly so motivated by its implications as was John Dewey ...
... pragmatism than was James , and vastly more possessed of a sense of mission . James recognized the necessity of what we termed in Chapter XIII social pragmatism , but he was not nearly so motivated by its implications as was John Dewey ...
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... pragmatism in action , and pragmatism at its finest . Truth is successful experience as determined by ex- periment . Truth is something that does not exist , but develops . To say that Roosevelt and his brain trust did not think of the ...
... pragmatism in action , and pragmatism at its finest . Truth is successful experience as determined by ex- periment . Truth is something that does not exist , but develops . To say that Roosevelt and his brain trust did not think of the ...
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... pragmatism the philosophy would de- generate into pragmatism the cynical and unprincipled way of life . It is too early yet in the history of pragmatism to level at it the charge that it has so degenerated , but those who fear the ...
... pragmatism the philosophy would de- generate into pragmatism the cynical and unprincipled way of life . It is too early yet in the history of pragmatism to level at it the charge that it has so degenerated , but those who fear the ...
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The Dawn of Reason 146 | 1 |
Natural Religion | 11 |
Whatever Is Is Right | 29 |
Urheberrecht | |
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