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(philosophy) A thing viewed through a pragmatic lens, i.e. a tool viewed as the sum of practical consequences for which it is responsible..
I state that the pragmata as "the useful things" went beyond these "live options."
Pragmata already imply the relation with self that avoids the necessity of having to posit, or argue for, something like the pure essence or true meaning of a thing.
For Ortega, pragmata do not represent our real concerns in life, but, as he liked to call them, "pseudo-things."
Use pragmatum when its meaning, tone and grammar fit the full sentence. A synonym is not always a direct replacement.
Pragmatum means (philosophy) A thing viewed through a pragmatic lens, i.e. a tool viewed as the sum of practical consequences for which it is responsible..
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I state that the pragmata as "the useful things" went beyond these "live options."
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