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Pragmatic Theory ofTruth by william JamesWilliam james , NIHA bout the author.. william james (1842-1910) is perhaps the mostwidely known of the founders of Pragmatism . Historically, hisPrinciplesof Psychologywas the first unification of psychology as a philosophicalscience. As a teacher of philosophy, he was a colleague of both JosiahRoyce and George Santayana. Once Royce was asked to substitute teachfor james in james Harvard philosophy class which, at the time, happenedto be studying Royce s text. Supposedly, as Royce picked up james copyof his text in the lecture hall, he hesitated briefly, and then noted to theclass that james had written in the margin of the day s reading, Damnfool!

“Pragmatic Theory of Truth” by William James 8. Compare the notions of the true, the right, and the good as described by James at the end of this reading selection.

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