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Truth as Pragmatism's Only Hope
Erraticus 2022 (2022)
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For Charles Sanders Peirce, the hope that animates pragmatism is the attainment of truth as the normative standard to which we deliberately seek to conform our beliefs. By contrast, his good friend William James and others attempt to redefine truth as something malleable and constantly changing.Author's Profile
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