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Essays in Experimental Logic

Note 73 — XII WHAT PRAGMATISM MEANS BY PRACTICAL

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I assume that the reader is sufficiently familiar with Mr. James's book not to be misled by the text into thinking that Mr. James himself discriminates as I have done these three types of problems from one another. He does not; but, none the less, the three formulae for the three situations are there.

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