This philosophy's theory of truth is advocated against the predominant correspondence theory in Philosophy and the Mirror of Nature, a work by Richard Rorty. A proponent of this school claimed that mystical experiences are ineffable and noetic, and that when faced with a momentous, living, and forced option, belief without adequate evidence is justified. "The Will to Believe" was written by a founder of this school, who judged ideas based on cash-value and introduced it as a "new way of thinking
This philosophy's theory of truth is advocated against the predominant correspondence theory in Philosophy and the Mirror of Nature, a work by Richard Rorty. A proponent of this school claimed that mystical experiences are ineffable and noetic, and that when faced with a momentous, living, and forced option, belief without adequate evidence is justified. "The Will to Believe" was written by a founder of this school, who judged ideas based on cash-value and introduced it as a "new way of thinking". Its members include Jane Addams, C.S. Peirce ("purse"), and William James. For 10 points, name this school of philosophy that emphasizes practical experience. 
This philosophy's theory of truth is advocated against the predominant correspondence theory in Philosophy and the Mirror of Nature, a work by Richard Rorty.
pragmatism [accept neo-pragmatism before "mystical experiences"] 