"Pragmatism: A new name for some old ways of thinking" is the key work of the outstanding American philosopher and psychologist William James. In this book, the author considers the problem of pragmatism as a philosophical direction that calls for directing thinking to practical results and real usefulness. James reveals the nature of pragmatism and its relationship with other philosophical schools, pointing out the uniqueness and relevance of this method of problem solving. He argues that pragmatism can become the basis for building a flexible and vital philosophical system that takes into account the needs of the modern world. "Pragmatism: A New Name for Some Old Ways of Thinking" is an important book that prompts a rethinking of traditional ways of thinking and proves that pragmatism can open new horizons for the development of scientific and philosophical thought.