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Adventures in Philosophy: Charles S. Peirce

Charles Sanders Peirce (1839-1914) was the formulator of the principles of pragmatism. He regards pragmatism as a method of clarifying conceptions. The complete definition of any concept is the totality of the experimental occurrences implied in that concept by logical meaning. Peirce later invented the term "pragmaticism" to differentiate his position from that of William James, who had adopted the term "pragmatism" and used it in his own way.




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