The Pragmatist's Claim That All Our Knowledge Is Tentative and Subject

question 151

Multiple Choice

The pragmatist's claim that all our knowledge is tentative and subject to revision is called

• A) fallibilism.
• B) methodological skepticism.
• C) fideism.
• D) pragmatic revisionism.

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Definitions:

No Further Deposits

A condition in financial agreements where an individual is not required or allowed to make additional contributions beyond the initial or specified amounts.

Deposited

Referring to money that has been placed into a financial account for safekeeping or savings.

Time-Value

Refers to the concept that money available at the present time is worth more than the same amount in the future due to its potential earning capacity.

Monetary Compensation

Payment provided to employees or workers in the form of money for their services or labor.