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Rejected the analytic-synthetic distinction and promoted naturalism, affecting both epistemology and pragmatism.

Worked within ethical philosophy and pragmatism to promote moral objectivity without absolutism.

Philosophy should be a method for solving problems, with truth understood in terms of usefulness to the thinker.

Not a pragmatist by tradition, but his work on communicative action and rationality aligns with pragmatic themes, emphasizing consensus and societal discourse.

Promotes the pragmatic and dialogical approach in philosophy, attempting to synthesize multiple philosophical traditions.

Proposed that the meaning of an idea or a proposition lies in its observable practical consequences.

Argued against traditional philosophy's preoccupation with truth and representation, advocating for a more democratic and pluralistic approach.

Combined pragmatism with analytical philosophy, questioning the fact-value dichotomy and promoting internal realism.

Integrates pragmatist philosophy with leftist thought, emphasizing cultural criticism and social engagement.

Applied pragmatist ideas to social reform, emphasizing experiential learning and social work.

Developed 'conceptual pragmatism', emphasizing a priori knowledge and the analytic-synthetic distinction.

Emphasized education and democracy; believed in learning through doing and the importance of practical thinking.

Advocates for 'foundherentism', blending foundationalism and coherentism in a pragmatic way; criticizes both scientism and postmodernism.

Although not typically classified as a pragmatist, some interpretations suggest his latter-day explorations reflect a form of pragmatic pluralism.