Exam 15: The Pragmatist: William James

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James held that the philosophy that is important to us is a technical matter.

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Which tradition's emphasis on strength of will did James admire?

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What according to James is a necessary condition for moral responsibility?

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Pragmatism has no theory of meaning.

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The word "pragmatism" is from the Greek for "deed."

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What can be proved, according to James?

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William James and Henry James, the novelist, were brothers.

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What creates truth, according to James?

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James gave credit for his success to his brother.

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What, according to James, are vital elements of the good life?

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What is not a tough-minded trait?

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Peirce rejected the views of the empiricists.

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The view that everything that happens is governed by cause and effect and follows the laws of nature, so that it must happen just as it does, is called

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How many temperamental types did James identify?

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James was never a product of his times in any way.

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James was an important figure in the early history of modern psychology.

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Do you believe that pragmatism is a subjective approach to philosophy? Explain your answer.

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Peirce endorsed James' version of pragmatism.

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William James attended Harvard.

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Outline the pragmatic method. Do you think that this would be useful in your own life? Explain your answer.

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