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What (who) is pragmatism$62959$ - definition
JOURNAL
Contemp Pragmatism; Contemp. Pragmatism
practical
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PHILOSOPHICAL TRADITION
American Pragmatism; French Pragmatism; Practicalism; Pragmatist tradition; Practical; American pragmatism; Conceptual pragmatism; Pragmatists; French pragmatism; Pragmatism (philosophy); Pragmativism; List of pragmatists; Practicality; Young Radicals; Young radicals; Pragmatic naturalism; Critical Pragmatism; Critical Pragmatist; Radical pragmatism; Methodological pragmatism; Criticism of pragmatism; Pragmatic pedagogy; Deweyan pragmatism
adj.
sensible
practical to + inf. (it is not practical to do that)
pragmatism
PHILOSOPHICAL TRADITION
American Pragmatism; French Pragmatism; Practicalism; Pragmatist tradition; Practical; American pragmatism; Conceptual pragmatism; Pragmatists; French pragmatism; Pragmatism (philosophy); Pragmativism; List of pragmatists; Practicality; Young Radicals; Young radicals; Pragmatic naturalism; Critical Pragmatism; Critical Pragmatist; Radical pragmatism; Methodological pragmatism; Criticism of pragmatism; Pragmatic pedagogy; Deweyan pragmatism
Pragmatism means thinking of or dealing with problems in a practical way, rather than by using theory or abstract principles. (FORMAL)
She had a reputation for clear thinking and pragmatism.
N-UNCOUNT
• pragmatist (pragmatists)
He is a political pragmatist, not an idealist.
N-COUNT
practicality
PHILOSOPHICAL TRADITION
American Pragmatism; French Pragmatism; Practicalism; Pragmatist tradition; Practical; American pragmatism; Conceptual pragmatism; Pragmatists; French pragmatism; Pragmatism (philosophy); Pragmativism; List of pragmatists; Practicality; Young Radicals; Young radicals; Pragmatic naturalism; Critical Pragmatism; Critical Pragmatist; Radical pragmatism; Methodological pragmatism; Criticism of pragmatism; Pragmatic pedagogy; Deweyan pragmatism
¦ noun (plural practicalities)
1. the quality or state of being practical.
2. (practicalities) the aspects of a situation that involve the actual doing or experience of something rather than theories or ideas.
Wikipedia
Contemporary Pragmatism
Contemporary Pragmatism is a quarterly peer-reviewed academic journal covering discussions of applying pragmatism, broadly understood, to today's issues. The journal was established in 2004 and was published by Rodopi Publishers. The editor-in-chief is John R. Shook (Center for Inquiry Transnational) and Maria Baghramian. The journal is affiliated with the International Pragmatism Society.
It is now published by Brill Publishers.
