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Date Posted: 09:42:47 07/13/03 Sun
Author: Pedro
Subject: Re: Semana 10 - O experencialismo
In reply to: N�dia Biavati 's message, "Re: Semana 10 - O experencialismo" on 07:46:38 07/13/03 Sun

N�dia,Prof.a Vera e colegas virtuais,

N�dia,

de fato, penso que,

"(...) parece eco do pragmatismo americano, de Peirce (antes da primeira guerra mundail), para quem a id�ia que podemos formar de um objeto � o somat�rio dos efeitos atribuidos por n�s a esse objeto, mas n�o estou certo disso; com certeza, acho que � isso tb, mas todos vem da filia��o filos�fica subjetivista, o crit�rio de verdade resultado pr�tico, a a��o bem sucedida; do ponto de vista moral, verdadeiro seria aquilo que pemite a sociedade de progrefir,o verdadeiro ser�a o �til, o bom, o que faz melhorar os padr�es de conforto e de bem-estar de uma sociedade."

Agora, posso avan�ar um pouco, e dizer4: N�o sou eu quem diz isso, s�o os fil�sofos pragmatistas, como Peirce, e ajuntaria, William James ..."pragmatism n. 1. Philosophy. The theory developed by Charles S, Peirce and William James, that the meaning of a proposition or course of action lies in its observable consequences, and that the sum of these consequences constituutes its meaning(...)"(The Heritage Illustated Dictionary of the English Language - International Edition, p. 1029, William Morris Editor, 1973))

Abra�o a todos,Pedro

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