La théorie pragmatique de la vérité
Example: La théorie pragmatique de la vérité privilégie les conséquences pratiques.
Definition
"La théorie pragmatique de la vérité" is a philosophical concept that defines truth based on the practical effects and consequences of beliefs or statements. It suggests that a statement is true if it proves useful and effective in real-world applications or problem-solving.
Etymology
The phrase "la théorie pragmatique de la vérité" originates from the combination of 'théorie' meaning theory, 'pragmatique' referring to pragmatism, and 'vérité' meaning truth. The pragmatic theory of truth was developed in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, notably by philosophers like Charles Sanders Peirce and William James, emphasizing practical consequences as a measure of truth.
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