The Pragmatists Were a School of American Philosophers Who Emphasized

The pragmatists were a school of American philosophers who emphasized

A) the provisional and fallible nature of knowledge and the value of ideas that solved problems.
B) that ideas were largely worthless and only practical experience should be pursued.
C) that the traditional Greek ideals of Plato and Aristotle should be revived.
D) that scientific experimentation provided a new and absolutely certain basis for knowledge.
E) that most academic knowledge was based on bourgeois ideas that oppressed the working class.