pragmatism

The president's pragmatism has thrown Arena, which had united for years around fear of the FMLN, into disarray.

Cultural education has been a great deal of damage appraisal values directly subject to political influence, the emphasis on pragmatism.

Alf Ramsey would never have admitted it, but that defeat seems to have persuaded him down the route of pragmatism.

"They share my pragmatism about the use of power, and my sense of purpose about America's role as a leader in the world, " he said.

people those were all the results under the special historical background dominated by his pragmatism governing principle.

Yet what has marked out the British coalition government in recent months is a sense of pragmatism, not extreme ideological conviction.

Reassuringly, at least in its relations with America, China for now seems to be guided more by pragmatism than by competition.

So far, pragmatism and dialogue seem to have prevailed.

Some commentators are carrying on as if western pragmatism and realpolitik were responsible for keeping Muammer Gaddafi in power.

Here in Misasa, however, nationalist rhetoric is often tempered by pragmatism.

So, for the next few decades, at least, technological pragmatism will rule motoring.

Pragmatism can be very formidable, both as a strategy and a tactic.

Richard Rorty is a representative of American Neo-Pragmatism, as well as one of the main theorists of western postmodernism.

Many would say that Mr Bush also had perseverance, carried to the point of dull-witted obstinacy, but nobody ever accused him of pragmatism.

But, given that some of the biggest challenges are the result of failed policies, pragmatism may offer a constructive way forward.

On the subject of pragmatism and material values: Miss Universe is similar to one of those quiz shows where nobody goes home empty-handed.

In becoming the world's richest man, Mr Gates's unswerving self-belief has repeatedly been punctuated by that sort of pragmatism.

Brilliant though he was as a theorist, Turing lacked the pragmatism and political guile that proved indispensable to von Neumann.

Previously, the commission had resisted accepting the nonpublic schools as a linchpin, but the moment demanded pragmatism.

Using a mixture of technical practices, collaboration, and pragmatism it is possible to slowly grow your reusable asset base.

It cultivates the cultural values of the decision-makers, so the American foreign policy has a strong flavor of pragmatism .

What may seem to the Western mind as setting your standards rather low is Chinese pragmatism at work.

Mr Paulson's pragmatism has given him a degree of flexibility in deciding who to save and who to allow to go under.

Modern education were emphasized on the children's center, is a typical pragmatism.

This pragmatism is one of the two principal contributions of this report.

In cases where the couple has had children, that sense of cold pragmatism, combined with the one-child policy, results in custody disputes.

We were concerned with the fact that people have to work there every day, so we needed a bit of everyday pragmatism .

And she looks on this period of her life, the months of incredible pain and suffering, with a kind of distant pragmatism.

Both have dealt with the inevitable disruptions that accompany the rise of a great power with commendable pragmatism.

This is the kind of pragmatism Chinese bidders will have to get used to adopting.

Rorty is almost single-handedly responsible for the rise of what is called "Neo pragmatism? in contemporary Western thought. "

Consider the policies described in these selections in light of the "ideology vs. Pragmatism" debate. How helpful are these terms?

This point of view, obviously, is akin to pragmatism.

The government did the same, Mr Cameron points out, as if to deny that he allowed right-wing ideology to trump pragmatism.

But in his pragmatism, he has failed to assuage voters worried about the boundless expansion of a Leviathan state.

It was a very interesting combination of streetwise pragmatism and philosophy.

They relay their 69-day ordeal with the pragmatism of men who have proved their mettle to the entire world.

On the face of it Palestinians have chosen principle over pragmatism.

"There is no difference between a real and fake hymen, " he reasoned, wisely putting pragmatism before principle.

The Western newspaper obituaries have stressed Chou's intelligence, his urbanity and above all his "pragmatism" .

MANAGING a crisis as complex as this one has so far called for nuance and pragmatism rather than stridency and principle.

Asia 's strength of economic management, however, has not been its perfection, but its pragmatism and flexibility.

The key to the Black Mountain poetics is to be found in American pragmatism as exemplified by John Dewey.

Other themes include obsession, religion, idealism versus pragmatism, revenge, racism, hierarchical relationships, and politics.

However, these new research initiatives have been born in a spirit of pragmatism rather than confrontation.

The pragmatism of the Achaemenids and Mughals is striking because no confident modern nation would today make a foreign language official.

Such values as democracy, freedom, individualism, pragmatism bear the features of defending the American mainstream ideology.

Russia's new pragmatism is set out in a leaked foreign-ministry paper.

complicated explanations of grammar; materials irrelevant to the learners' needs; lack of pragmatism and systematic organization.

HuShi was an influent Philosopher and famous thinker in Chinese modern history, and he was main propagator of Pragmatism in China.

The president-elect said Gates has the respect of members of Congress from both political parties for his pragmatism and competence.

One obstacle is ideological: for all their economic pragmatism, many in the party still regard collectivism as a sacred principle.

Pragmatism agrees with empiricism in its emphasis on the priority of experience over a prior reasoning.

Values of his new company: "pragmatism, " "being a mensch, " "admitting when you're wrong" and "chill-ness. "

Yet, taken together, they mark a radical shift away from the Bush era in a manner than bridges the gap between ideology and pragmatism.

But many enterprises still treat the staff as a tool of making money out of pragmatism.

I discovered that I liked business. I liked the pragmatism of it; the pace of it.

They are the staples of women's fashion, and represent a very Swiss pragmatism somewhere between conservative and still fashion-oriented.

But at the time, Polish leaders recognised that political and military pragmatism had to dictate the response of Britain and America.

Tory distrust of Europe has injected zealotry into what was once a pro-business party famed for its pragmatism.

He earned wide respect for his judgment and pragmatism and for the high quality of analysis.

China 's foreign policy has always been an often bizarre mix of pragmatism and perfidy.

The template is there for Arsenal, but it would not be the first time Arsene Wenger has eschewed pragmatism.

Franklin didn't coin the phrase, "Keep it simple, stupid, " but he would have appreciated its irreverence and pragmatism.

As the temperature drops dramatically, the battle between fashion and pragmatism now revolves around whether to wear long johns.

Mr Obama himself told The New York Times: "My own core economic theory is pragmatism. "

Accordingly, the anti-essentialism of pragmatism makes the disadvantage of essentialism invalid, realizes the toleration of thoughts.

And their motto is to spread pragmatism one person at a time.

Golden Eagle is such a car is the pragmatism of both fashion and Toshiro hatchback sedan.

A similar pragmatism must now be shown in completing the escape from the crisis.

Perhaps one difference is a sense of pragmatism over lofty idealism.

Faced with questions of such complexity, your celebrated British pragmatism is not, I fear, enough.

Mr Ma hopes the pact will demonstrate the benefits of his pragmatism in dealings with China.

So, with pragmatism-based, positive responses to the social upheaval of the growth of the law resulted in growth theory.

The moment pragmatism asks this question, it sees the answer: True ideas are those that we can assimilate, validate, corroborate and verify.

In the early 20th century, pragmatism education started prevalent in the United States.

In essence, Dublin is now pinning its hopes on a combination of pragmatism and grit.

Nowadays, the abuse of instrumental rationalism and pragmatism causes a decline of the humanistic spirit and the significance of value.

Two years ago, many chief executives enthused about Mr Obama's pragmatism and intelligence but that has changed.

Will the propriety and pragmatism that got her there keep her from becoming the mogul she wants to be?

Nevertheless, Mr DiIulio hopes that a future Democratic president will prefer pragmatism to what he regards as misguided ideology.

This may just be current pragmatism, but it reflects homegrown changes in business strategies by banks with international reach.

A streak of pragmatism, skepticism, and contrariness runs deep in the American character, historians say.

Although Sperling in the political center-left ideas, but pragmatism has obvious tendency to seek consensus, compromise experienced.

With deadening pragmatism, the commission says liberalisation will improve quality and choice and reduce state subsidies.

Pragmatism would address Europe's major problems differently, sometimes using the community method, sometimes intergovernmentalism.

Her foreign affair ideology underlined the flexibility and pragmatism and advocated to use the military and diplomatic together.

Most people are indifferent on the national issues and politics, cynicism and pragmatism are popular in the air.

But pragmatism is a description of a temperament, not an explanation of a world view.

Chapter six shows three major main features of Russia's military diplomacy including balancing, containment and pragmatism.

Chapter six shows three major main features of Russia's military diplomacy including balancing, containment and pragmatism.

That same pragmatism makes them believe in government services and the taxes that pay for them, and of course in immigrant rights.

This pragmatism will also make it easier to ensure some continuity in policymaking .

Mr Malone concludes that India will develop no grand foreign-policy vision, opting instead for pragmatism guided by economic interest.

Calm and conciliatory pragmatism is welcome after George Bush's impetuous moral certitude, but it also carries risks.

The result is a government that will be guided as much by pragmatism as by any organising political idea.

You say that sublime pragmatism replace artistic intuition, yet there is little intuition in deforming data, transforming data into shapes.

His remarkable capacity for work and his pragmatism in securing a consensus among his colleagues won him wide respect from both parties.

Nutritional values and economic pragmatism took priority over anything pleasurable .

Lee Myung-bak promised in his inauguration address to revive the country's economy and to introduce pragmatism into foreign policy.

In briefings to investors, Rio is still appealing to pragmatism.

Pragmatism, innovation, integrity, pursuit of excellence.

Her daughter, Chen Wen, belongs to a generation that has inherited that pragmatism.

If his domestic policy is a mix of pragmatism and liberal ambition, his foreign policy is a mixture of pragmatism and liberal caution.

It also marks Rorty's emancipation from the analytical tradition and sets up his many fruitful years exploring both old and new pragmatism.

The spirit of enterprise is "professional dedication, love job, pragmatism and development" .

One DUP candidate, Ian Paisley junior, was unusually frank this week in signalling the party's pragmatism.

Since his return from France he has set about fixing up the household with cheerful pragmatism.

Another announcement in Chongqing this week confirmed the supremacy of economic pragmatism.

America's new pragmatism is also the consequence of a process of "reverse socialisation" .

For civil servant training, training mode with more focalization, pragmatism, scientific nature and foresight are need to search after.

In reality, many enterprises for pragmatism needs, the staff will still make money as a tool.

Warsaw's approach reflects a new pragmatism, an interest in brass tacks and hard cash, rather than picking fights over symbols.

Second, principled pragmatism beats strict guidelines.

I can best describe it as a straightforward kind of pragmatism.

The intellectual traits that Mr Obama says he most prizes in himself and those around him are pragmatism and perseverance .

It was a mark of American pragmatism.

American pragmatism produces a penchant for examining issues separately.

This week his optimistic pragmatism was tested in a chilly, autumnal Moscow.

In knowledge organization, the generation of theory has moved from an epistemic stance of pragmatism, to empiricism.

We pursue the quality together with Sincerity and pragmatism, your requirement is our pursuance .

Pragmatism is most often used as a tactical style to get negotiations back on track.

At the moment, we can't compete with China's pragmatism, determination, work ethic and long-term vision.

That pragmatism is also drawing questions at home about Google's wisdom in opting for such public confrontation.

British pragmatism would also have been greatly welcomed.

But as Ms Murray's book reveals, it is a peculiarly British habit to quarantine death with "pragmatism, etiquette and control" .

Brother Christian's answer refuses to bow to pragmatism, conforming instead to the higher logic of love.

Pragmatism has triumphed over the absolutism.

During the seminar, participants will hold discussions and exchange views on Deng Xiaoping's Theory which is rooted in pragmatism.

William James; pragmatism; Gilded Age; formation causes; impact.

Chinese pragmatism and a continued income-imbalance based on gender play roles here.

Visiting a Tibetan household, I saw the pragmatism and eco-friendliness of their lifestyle.

But mild regret and an appeal to pragmatism are a step forward.

This is the kind of hard-nosed pragmatism that gets results in public health.

Mao's successor, Deng Xiaoping, taught us how pragmatism could revive one great civilization.

Rather than a growing pragmatism, he detects a "tightening of the value-screws" .

But his stated solutions stress pragmatism and necessity, ahead of ideological zeal.

However, this present crisis calls for pragmatism and fresh thinking, not ideology.

The west must emulate Mao's pragmatism and focus on its primary contradiction.

It is not appeasement; it is the new defense realism, the triumph of pragmatism over ideology.

Since 1992 when Deng Xiaoping made his Southern Tour and reinvigorated the reform process, pragmatism has been the order of the day.

In Springfield, Obama underwent a training in the practical politics of pragmatism.

For some Tunisians, still giddy over the lightning pace of change, there is little room for pragmatism.

This fellow isn't young anymore but still spouts nonsense, so-called American pragmatism.

But the trademark pragmatism that has dominated Chinese foreign and economic policy over the past 30 years suggests otherwise.

His pragmatism has finally won out against his brother's doctrinaire Utopianism.

So this deal was far less about a vision of health care than about economic pragmatism.

What is needed, in response to the brutal reminder of this reality, is pragmatism.

Voters decisively shunned ideology in favour of pragmatism.

Mr Ma expressed confidence that, with pragmatism on both sides, a new era of co-operation could begin.

The pecking order may change, but pragmatism and efficiency will always count.

But, if nothing else, the Irish deserve to be applauded for their pragmatism.

If the thesis was Roosevelt and the antithesis Reagan, the synthesis is pragmatism.

Strictly speaking, "values" rather than "truth" has been regarded as the core of Pragmatism.

But the final result is healthy rational, the pragmatism and the mutual benefit consideration win.

Besides, this paper analyzes value and limitations of the view of pragmatism on technology.

Yet such state intervention is driven not by ideology but, mostly, by pragmatism.

His stint as finance minister from 2006 to 2009 also reinforced an appreciation of the need for pragmatism in economic policymaking.

It has the characteristics such as legal institutions, pragmatism, social nature, equality, nature and advanced choosing.

So it's necessary to analyze and research view of pragmatism on technology and this is also the purpose and essence of this paper.

"It would signal new pragmatism, but you would still have the embargo, which is the centrepiece of US policy, " said Erikson.

They chose their candidates on pragmatism, not principle.

The " Zen hot" and the pragmatism culture of America resulted in the emergence and development of mindfulness therapy.

We live in a time when we argue about pragmatism and compromises in our quest to be morally right.

Pragmatism law and the realistic law to social interests advocated distribution law, and pay attention to coordinate the various interests.

It is from Disraeli that he has borrowed an attachment to individual responsibility, localism and pragmatism.

Solid pragmatism in south Asia does little to excite the comrades in the wider world.

Comments on the Effect of Pragmatism upon the Educational Legislation in U. S. A.

Or, put more briefly, because language choice isn't sheer pragmatism.

They all worry about his weakness for pragmatism.

It embodied that Adenauer's government had chased the basic interest of the country. It is a kind of typical diplomacy of pragmatism.

Washington has finally learned the value of pragmatism. . .

I can't help wondering whether maybe some Chinese pragmatism might not help.

The title of Rorty 's next book, Consequences of Pragmatism (1982), said it all.

The election of Mr Obama surely reflects a desire for just such pragmatism.

Pragmatism: You can suffer short-term discomfort for long-term gain.

The most frequent target of their sneers was John Dewey's pragmatism.

company. In hindsight, I think the deal we landed was due to the pragmatism of one.

Was this pragmatism or just "muddling through. "

Luckily, the man I'm with now has spent years in Vietnam and been tempered by Asian pragmatism.

Our business cooperation is based on the principal of "pragmatism, win-win, permanent and reliance" .

But underneath her commercialism and pragmatism, she has her principles.

His pragmatism bears on domestic politics, too.

He is certainly gifted with the necessary pragmatism for EU politics.

Perhaps this is an example of how Asian pragmatism produces a more effective and progressive outcome.

of or concerning the theory of pragmatism.

China's pragmatism may produce better results.

It is a relationship based on pragmatism and principle, and strengthened by shared values and common interests.

We need to muster the same pragmatism to save humanity.

Because of this, Rorty claims reserve Pragmatism and give up Empiricism.

We can do so, provided we approach the task in a spirit of humility and pragmatism , shorn of ideological blinkers.

"You do see the president already having some indication that he is moving to the middle, that he has a kind of pragmatism, " noted Fortier.

So we certainly hope we could also find a modus vivendi between Taiwan and the mainland based not on zero-sum game, but on pragmatism.

The mind behind Pragmatism, America's most important philosophical school.

But according to Hutchins and Adier, pragmatism was vulgar, 'relativistic', and self-refuting.

You can call this pragmatism, or you can call it timidity.

James believes that we must discuss the problem of free will in context of pragmatism.

Such pragmatism is typical of Ms Hermann.

Now, a degree of pragmatism is needed.

In spite of Chinese nationalism, consumer pragmatism often wins the day.

That pragmatism is evident now.

But in recent years pragmatism has given way to more rigid loyalties.

And look at what happened when Mr Gates's pragmatism failed him.

Long live the new pragmatism.

Hitherto, pragmatism has prevailed and they have sided with the Turks.

That pragmatism and openness comes through even in the most extreme nationalist views in China today.

Pragmatism and flexibility go hand in hand, because the world keeps changing around us.

Cai Yuanpei, a pioneer who introduced John Dewey's pragmatism education to China, played an important role in Dewey's lectures in China.

But perhaps most of all, it is grounded in pragmatism.

He considered that this new mood of accommodation reflected the pragmatism of Hong Kong people and their forward-looking spirit.

And while I have a deep affection for the pragmatism embodied in that phrase, I find it too limiting.

The new system, according to Dr Howard, is based on science, but with pragmatism.

That is why Mrs Merkel must make the case for greater pragmatism.

These are free-market economics; science and technology; meritocracy; pragmatism; a culture of peace; the rule of law; and education.

The beginning preliminary study of the American pragmatism

Its protruding life now produces pragmatism of construction, and appeal that the society public demand is strong and seek wealth.

Pragmatism and the Critique Theory of Technology: An Exploration of the Debate within the Circle of the Philosophy of Technology

Artiest are usually against pragmatism. They like to give meaning to the subjects they paint. Bamboo symbolizes integrity and simplicity;

As Chair Mao, He lacked the pragmatism to follow-up construction, try to channel all energy into the world with the lack of details;

In pursuit of a practical learning --On Yan Yuan's educational conception of pragmatism

Asians feelings and sense of obligation and the West about pragmatism;

Analyses of the Engender Reason of Contemporary University Students Pragmatism Values

Zuo zong tang; the thought of administration and pragmatism; Lanzhou machinery textile factory; Modern Textile Industry;

Interpretation of the pragmatism thought on education in the Birmingham Center for Cultural Studies

Origin Cause of Formation and Countermeasure of Contemporary University Students'Pragmatism Values

A Look at the Essence of American Pragmatism from the Marshall Plan

Teaching Strategies to Stimulate College English Classroom --On Pragmatism, Interest and Culture

Pragmatism and Its Role in the Formation and Development of American Innovative Mechanism

Subversion and Construction: Comprehending Pragmatism of Chinese Education in New Times

The Harmful Influence of Pragmatism Outlook on Life and Form of the Correct Outlook on Life

An Analysis of "Pragmatism" in Talents Education by the East Zhejiang School in the Southern Song Dynasty

The Analyses of the Higher Educational Ideology of Dewey's Educational School of Pragmatism

Thought of Pragmatism and Practical Learning during Early Qing Dynasty

An Initial Probe into the Technological Innovation from the Perspective of Pragmatism

Is pragmatism more important than ideology, or not

Comprehension and dialectical analysis of rationality of truth notion of pragmatism

Social Transition and Educational Reform--An Analysis of Dewey's Educational Notion of Pragmatism

The leading collective with unity, pragmatism, development and gumption

The Basic Spirit of Pragmatism and Pragmatic Rationalism in Chinese Traditional Culture

Shaking Dust Off the History--To Know Dewey's Pragmatism Again

Road Safety Work-Implementation and Monitoring Now and Pragmatism abort the Longer Term

Philosophy of the Social Sciences: Towards Pragmatism

Pragmatism as A Philosophy of the Social Sciences

Discuss on the Social Etiquette Culture of American Pragmatism

Post-Philosophical Culture; Mirror of Nature; Pragmatism; Moralize; Irony;

On Jane Austen's Pragmatism in Terms of Marriage

On Pragmatistic Philosophy and Vulgar Pragmatism Flooding

Sino- Vietnamese Relations Moving Towards Pragmatism in the Early 21st Century

Pragmatism in the Face of Adversity: Enterprise Reform in Laos;

On the Status of HUANG Yan-pei's Pragmatism Educational Thoughts in the Modern China Educational History