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In the light of William James, which of the following is not a correct statement?
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Answer: Option D
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92
Who is referred as 'American Psychologist'?
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Answer: Option B
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93
What is continuity, according to John Dewey?
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Answer: Option A
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94
Match the following.
List-I List-II
a. William James 1. The Meaning of Truth
b. John Dewey 2. Consequences of Pragmatism
c. Immanuel Levinas 3. Experience and Education
d. Richard Rorty 4. Totality and Infinity
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95
Who wrote this book 'Essays on Radical Empiricism'?
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96
What is the focus for John Dewey, when he deals with the word like 'common'?
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Answer: Option C
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97
Select the correct statement in the context of pragmatism.
1. The meaning of 'Meaning' is the clarity of apprehension.
2. Meaning emerges out of experimental phenomenon.
3. Mind is an ontological entity.
4. Knowledge is an activity.
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Answer: Option C
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98
According to Richard Rorty, what is taken to be the primary reference point of his theory?
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99
What do you mean by a Pragmatic paradox?
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According to critics of foundationalist apistemology Richard Rorty, evidence for one's beliefs can be conclusive without being necessarily conclusive or based on some indubitable principle such as Descartes 'Cogito Ergo Sum'. That is, it is sometimes legitimate to say that we 'know' something even when
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