Pragmatism
Philosophical tradition
A tradition that considers the practical consequences of beliefs as essential to their truth.
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5Pragmatic Comparative Research: Pragmatism as a Philosophy of Science for Qualitative Comparative Analysis (QCA)
The author argues that philosophical pragmatism provides necessary foundations for Qualitative Comparative Analysis (QCA). It offers a naturalist philosophy of science that prioritizes human experience and practical consequences over rigid scientific ontologies.
Pragmatism as the foundation of cognitive enactivism
This article explores the intersection of classical pragmatism and contemporary cognitive science. It highlights how pragmatist ideas regarding interactive cognition provide a conceptual foundation for 4E (embodied, embedded, extended, and enactive) cognition.
From Unease to Critique: Pragmatism as a Research Paradigm
This chapter examines how pragmatism serves as a research paradigm that encourages academic humility and critical analysis. It argues that a pragmatist perspective helps researchers navigate uncertainty and critique the production of expert knowledge.
Towards a Critical Pragmatic Philosophy of Sustainable Mathematics Education
This paper proposes critical pragmatism as a framework for sustainable mathematics education, bridging the gap between critical theory and practical classroom implementation. It outlines a three-stage strategy focused on ethical culture, ethnomathematics, and solving sustainability problems.
In Defense of Pragmatism
This article explores the thesis that practical considerations can serve as valid reasons for belief. It contrasts this pragmatic view with evidentialism, which argues that only evidence should determine belief.
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