Who said that "the true is only the expedient in our way of thinking, just as the right is only the expedient in our way of behaving".?

A. pragmatism B. coherence theory C. correspondence theory D. None of these

A. John Dewey B. Kant C. Descartes D. Aristotle

A. They mean two different things B. They mean the two absurd things C. They mean nothing D. They mean the two same things

A. checking its correspondence with reality B. examining its practical consequences C. checking its coherence with other ideas D. accepting it as true