n.实用主义者，务实主义者

原形：pragmatist复数：pragmatists

A pragmatist believes that truth is what works in practice, not just what conforms to abstract theories.
实用主义者认为，真理在于实践中的有效性，而不仅仅是符合抽象理论。
Pragmatists argue that knowledge should be evaluated based on its usefulness in solving real-world problems.
实用主义者主张，知识应根据其解决实际问题的能力来评估。
The pragmatist philosophy encourages problem-solving over philosophical debates about the nature of reality.
实用主义哲学倾向于解决问题，而非陷入关于现实本质的哲学争论。
In a pragmatist perspective, truth is not absolute but relative to the context and consequences it produces.
从实用主义角度看，真理并非绝对，而是取决于它在特定情境和产生的结果。
A pragmatist would say that if a theory helps us make better decisions, it is more valuable than one that merely provides an abstract explanation.
实用主义者会说，如果一个理论能帮助我们做出更好的决策，那么它比仅仅提供抽象解释的理论更有价值。
The pragmatist approach to education emphasizes hands-on learning and practical skills over theoretical knowledge.
教育中的实用主义方法强调动手实践和实用技能，而非纯粹的理论知识。
John Dewey, a prominent pragmatist, advocated for education that prepares individuals to actively participate in society and solve its problems.
杰出的实用主义者约翰·杜威提倡教育要培养个体积极参与社会并解决问题的能力。
Pragmatists often dismiss metaphysical debates as unproductive and focus on finding solutions to concrete issues.
实用主义者常常认为形而上学的辩论无益，他们更关注解决具体问题。
The slogan "the proof of the pudding is in the eating" exemplifies the pragmatic attitude towards testing ideas by their practical consequences.
“实践是检验真理的唯一标准”这句口号体现了实用主义对通过实践检验想法的态度。
A pragmatist might say, "If a law doesn't work, we should change it, regardless of its historical origins or original intent.
实用主义者可能会说：“如果一项法律不再有效，我们应该修改它，而不必考虑它的历史渊源或初衷。”