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Which group reflects the philosophy of pragmatism?
Moderates.
Did the philosophy of transcendentalism reflect democratic ideals?
Shut up answer it
In what respect do the actions of the government in the twentieth century reflect the failure of JP Morgan's philosophy of holding companies?
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How does Augustine's philosophy reflect a Neoplatonic hierarchy of being?
Because it follows the thought or belief that all good comes from God who is the highest being.
Did the law making education compulsory on great Britain reflect the philosophy of the wealth of nations the communist manifesto or some other influene?
The Communist Manifesto.
Which group reflects the philosophy of pragmatism?
Moderates.
What governments today reflect Machiavelli's philosophy?
capitalism
Did the philosophy of transcendentalism reflect democratic ideals?
Shut up answer it
How does the terminology used in the juvenile court reflect its philosophy?
by its use?
What are the Voters who are in the middle of the political spectrum are called?
moderates
How do the rights found in the US Constitution and the bill of rights reflect the influence of classical republicanism and natural rights philosophy?
how do the rights found in the u.s constitution and the bill of rights reflect the influence of classical republicanism and natural rights philosophy
When was Moderates of Åland created?
Moderates of Åland was created in 1967.
When was Moderates for Piedmont created?
Moderates for Piedmont was created in 2006.
What governments today reflect Machiavellis political philosophy?
capitalism
What are the core beliefs of the moderates?
Moderates basically hold there is truth and falsehood on both sides. (Which, humans being human, is inevitable.) Moderates seem inclined to believe they are able to sift the two sides of an argument and the result is more truth than falsehood. How they came by this gift is a mystery. Boiled down to the molecular level Moderates are either pragmatist, ie what ever works is true or Moral Relativists, ie each situation has a true answer unique to the relationship of all its parts. Pragmatism has a strong following in the US where the, just get the job done! Philosophy still has much influence. This philosophy was founded by C.S Pierce & William James. Relativism is more popular in the east where it is usually subsumed into Zen or Taoism depending on geography. In the US Moderates also labeled Centrists are usually self described pragmatists. Moderates tend to believe both sides want to go the same place but simply disagree as to how to get there. In fact a careful examination will demonstrate that both sides very definitely want to go different places and disagreements as to the best way to accomplish this goal are mostly within their own group. Both extremes see moderates as weak and unlikely to get things done. While moderates see themselves as the bridge between extremes. It is interesting to note that the most pragmatic, "just get the job done" philosophy is held in contempt by both extremes. In fact often the only thing they can agree on is how useless moderates are.
Which phrase does not reflect Protestant Reformation philosophy?
less emphasis on reading, more emphasis on acts
How did Coolidge's veto of the McNary-Haugen Bill in 1924 reflect his economic philosophy?
he did not like it he did not like it
