The philosophic school of pragmatism dates back to the early 1870's, when the ordinary usage of the term "pragmatist" meant a person who meddles in the affairs of others (a busybody).
One of of the meanings of the word "pragmatist" in the 19th century was a person who meddles in the affairs of others (a busybody). The philosophic school of pragmatism dates back to the early 1870's.
The philosophic school of pragmatism dates back to the early 1870's. One of of the meanings of the word "pragmatist" in the 19th century was a person who meddles in the affairs of others (a busybody).
The philosophic school of pragmatism dates back to the early 1870's. One of of the meanings of the word "pragmatist" in the 19th century was a person who meddles in the affairs of others (a busybody).