Which maxim states ‘a rule for clarifying the contents of hypotheses by tracing their practical consequences’?

Related MCQs

• ------------------take “philosophical method as the method of determining the meaning of ideas and of clarifying them”.
• Who accepts only the “general method of science”, a method that employs hypotheses, but require their empirical verification.
• Who wished to establish philosophy on a scientific basis and to treat theories as working hypotheses?
• Who defined Pragmatism as “the attitude of looking away from first things, principles, ‘categories,’ supposed necessities; and of looking towards last things, fruits, consequences, facts.”?
• Workability, satisfactions, consequences, and results are the key words in the pragmatic conception of truth according to …………….
• The leading rule of phenomenological method is
• Hume’s phenomenalism states that
• Who coined the word pragmatism from the Greek word pragma (“act” or “deed”) to emphasize the fact that words derive their meanings from actions.
• There is the final movement in which the spirit reduces Nature to the inwardness, which the spirit itself is. Only at this stage the spirit rises to self consciousness in man. According to Hegel spirit rises to self consciousness in man. According to Hegel this stage is -----
• Procedures and techniques by which the establishment of the validity of previous knowledge and the attainment of new knowledge is possible, is called