pragmatism

• Philosophische Lehre, die Theorien und Überzeugungen nach ihrem praktischen Nutzen und Erfolg beurteilt; allgemein eine Haltung, die auf praktisches und vernünftiges Handeln statt auf strenge Prinzipien oder Theorien setzt.

A philosophical doctrine that evaluates theories or beliefs in terms of the success of their practical application, or a general attitude of dealing with things in a practical and sensible way rather than following strict principles or theories.

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1. Philosophical doctrineC1formalscientific

   The philosophical approach that evaluates theories or beliefs in terms of the success of their practical application.

   Pragmatismus

   • Pragmatism argues that the truth of an idea is measured by its practical outcomes.
   • William James and Charles Sanders Peirce are key figures in pragmatism.
   • The theory of pragmatism influenced modern educational methods.

   Synonymeexperimentalisminstrumentalism

2. Practical approachC1formal

   An approach that evaluates theories or beliefs in terms of the success of their practical application.

   Pragmatismus

   • Her pragmatism helped the company navigate the financial crisis.
   • He is known for his pragmatism in solving everyday problems.
   • Pragmatism often leads to more efficient decision-making.

   Synonymecommonsenseexpediencypracticalityrealism

   Antonymeabstractionismdogmatismidealismutopianism