Wittgenstein's pragmatic approach to language stresses the significance of practical consequences in understanding and communication.

Wokeism's misalignment with Dewey and Pieper highlights the spiritual disease of woke restlessness.

The synthesis of James' "Will to Believe" and Dewey's "A Common Faith" highlights the link between individual beliefs and collective ideals.

Sagan and Dewey urge us to move beyond a purely instrumental view of nature and embrace a deep sense of stewardship, respect, and awe.

Pragmatism highlights personal choice and actions as crucial in shaping persistent attitudinal habits and beliefs.

John Dewey's transactional account of experience is a philosophical concept developed by the American philosopher and educator John...

The pragmatic maxim offers a scientific hypothesis about the processing and handling of beliefs as habits of action.

Beliefs are not separate from our experiences but are intertwined with our everyday actions, decisions, and interactions with the world.

The Atheism+ movement, which emerged around 2012, sought to expand the goals of atheism by incorporating social justice and progressive...

Both acedia and nihilism can impede the ability to engage in leisure activities that are truly restful, restorative, and fulfilling.

Even a weak argument can still be true even if the argument contains fallacies.

Our desire for tranquility is a fundamental aspect of human nature that has evolved over millions of years.

The process by which children are naturally disabused of false beliefs can teach valuable lessons.

Moral foundation is essential to resist absolute power's temptation.

The tale of the Grendel monster in Beowulf is a timeless warning against the dangers of isolation and counter culture, and serves as an...

The fallacy of deductionism would have it that reductionism amounts to a diminishment or deduction of human experience.

The terms "ethics" and "morality" are often used interchangeably, but they have different meanings and implications.

Pragmatism may justify holding a belief but it does not guarantee that the belief is actually true.

Beliefs are not static, abstract ideas that exist in isolation. They are dynamic and contextual, shaped by our experiences and...

The rabbit and the duck optical illusion serves as a useful metaphor for understanding the relationship between the two senses of pragmatism