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Exam 24: Friedrich Nietzsche: The Value of Existence

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What is it to believe something, according to Peirce?

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What is Dewey's account of the relation of ends and means?

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What is belief for Peirce, and how does it differ from doubt?

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How does Dewey understand experience? Contrast it with an alternative.

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