In an essay on the "Intersection of [this concept] and Feminism," Jane Duran notes that it ignores generalities in favor of analysis of particulars and their relations.
In an essay on the "Intersection of [this concept] and Feminism," Jane Duran notes that it ignores generalities in favor of analysis of particulars and their relations. One founder of this branch of philosophy elucidated its central maxim in the essay "How to Make Our Ideas Clear," while another described it as a reconciliation between empiricism and religion. For 10 points, name this branch of philosophy associated with Charles Sanders Peirce and William James, which focuses on a hypothesis' practical consequences.
In an essay on the "Intersection of [this concept] and Feminism," Jane Duran notes that it ignores generalities in favor of analysis of particulars and their relations.
pragmatism