Note 78 — Supplementary Essay THE PRAGMATISM OF PEIRCE BY John Dewey
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Kant discriminates the laws of morality, which are a priori, from rules of skill, having to do with technique or art, and counsels of prudence, having to do with welfare. The latter he calls pragmatic; the a priori laws practical. See Metaphysics of Morals, Abbott’s trans., pp. 33 and 34.