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Pragmatism

  • Common Mistakes about Ethics: Radio Interview: 10 Oct 2012

    • Subjects Discussed: * The nature and importance of ethics * Religious ethics * Duty ethics * Collectivist ethics * Pragmatism * Rational, life-serving ethics * The Objective Standard.

  • Being Pragmatic: Webcast Q&A: 29 Jan 2012, Question 1

    • Question: What's wrong with being pragmatic? My dictionary defines being pragmatic as "dealing with things sensibly and realistically in a way that is based on practical rather than theoretical considerations." What's wrong with that, if anything? Is that the same as "pragmatism"?

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