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What is a pragmatic person?

It is a person who is practical, rather than an idealist. A pragmatist accepts that things must sometimes be done the easier, or more expedient way, in order to accomplish any… (MORE)

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I am not only a published author but also a student of English literature, especially Elizabethan literature, as well as Middle and Old English..

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What does pragmatic mean?

It means practical, usually in accomplishing something by means that are more likely to succeed, rather than attempting those less likely to succeed.

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Example of pragmatism?

An example of pragmatism is in career education. If someone wants to become an auto mechanic, there is no need to teach the elements of a paragraph, as this will not be es… (MORE)

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A sentence for pragmatic?

Pragmatic means practical and sensible. An example sentence using pragmatic is: She took a pragmatic approach to clothing, selecting outfits that were best suited for the … (MORE)

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Examples of pragmatics?

There are only a few examples to show pragmatics. There are methods and theories used to show how the human language is used and how things are interpreted.

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What is pragmatism?

Pragmatic means the spirit or act of being practical, or calmly accepting the facts. William James and John Dewey were known as the fathers of pragmatism. Pragmatism may als… (MORE)

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What is democratic pragmatism?

Democratic pragmatism is the idea that the function of thought is to predict, problem solve and act to change reality. This way of thinking is key for political figures.

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What is pragmatic Criticism?

It's the type of criticism that examines the work of literature's effect on the audience and how it connects to them.

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What are the examples of pragmatic?

Pragmatic means practical. Pragmatic decisions are based upon what is immediately convenient or efficient, which do not consider larger issues of ethics or long-term consequen… (MORE)

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What is romantic pragmatism?

"Pragma - love that is driven by the head, not the heart; undemonstrative; pragmatic love with the purpose of achieving a common goal, as in a coalition" Pragmatism refers to… (MORE)