Adjectival and Generic Pragmatism: Problems and Possibilities

Human Affairs 19 (1):10-18 (2009)
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Adjectival and Generic Pragmatism: Problems and Possibilities While honoring the suggestion that one should always use an adjective with "pragmatism," I explore the possibility of a generic use of the term, contending that an orientation to habit or revisable practice is a useful indicator.

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