Its ideas were first written in its founder's paper, "How To Make Our Ideas Clear," and another man associated with this school wrote Democracy and Education.  
The founder of this term later added an "i-c" in the middle to make it "ugly enough to be safe from kidnappers" because he believed this ideal was being misrepresented in the media.  This term was supposedly first used at a meeting of the Metaphyscial Club, and modern proponents of this school include Philosophy and the Mirror of Nature author Richard Rorty.  Its ideas were first written in its founder's paper, "How To Make Our Ideas Clear," and another man associated with this school wrote Democracy and Education.  For 10 points, name this school of philosophy, whose proponents included John Dewey and Charles Sanders Peirce, that titles a work by William James.
The founder of this term later added an "i-c" in the middle to make it "ugly enough to be safe from kidnappers" because he believed this ideal was being misrepresented in the media.  
{Pragmatism}