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...meaningless, means that it has a bearing upon some human interest. Its 'consequences' must be con- ' sequences to some one for some purpose. If it is clearly grasped...and that the ' consequences' are human too, it is, however, really superfluous to add either (I) that the consequences must be practical, or (2) that...

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...from them."2 Dr. Schiller puts it thus : " To say that a truth has consequences and that what has none is meaningless, means that it has a bearing >upon...consequences must be practical or that they must be good"* Owing to a misunderstanding of some of the pragmatists' statements, they have '"The Postulate...

...some human interest. Its ' consequences ' must be consequences to some one engaged on a real problem for some purpose. If it is clearly grasped that the...and that the ' consequences ' are human too, it is, however, superfluous to add either (i) that the consequences must be practical, or (2) that they must...

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...conceived as human, and "human interest is vital to the existence of truth." Truth is "truth for man," ie "has a bearing upon some human interest," "its consequences...must be consequences to some one for some purpose"; they must be "practical" and "good" (ib., p. 5). Hence "the objects of our contemplation when valued...

...that which has none is meaningless, means that it has a bearing (Tragweite) upon some human interests. Its consequences must be consequences to some one...truth with which we are concerned is truth for man and the consequences are human too, it is, however, really superfluous to add either (1) that the consequences...

...that which has none is meaningless, means that it has a bearing (Tragweite) upon some human interests. Its consequences must be consequences to some one...truth with which we are concerned is truth for man and the consequences are human too, it is, however, really superfluous to add either (l) that the consequences...

...that which has none is meaningless, means that it has a bearjng (Tragweite) upon some human interests. Its consequences must be consequences to some one...truth with which we are concerned is truth for man and the consequences are human too, it is, however, really superfluous to add either (i) that the consequences...