Counseling Without Truth: Toward a Neopragmatic Foundation for Counseling Practice

James T. Hansen

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The author presents an overview of contemporary developments in philosophy regarding the status of truth and discusses the implications of these ideas for the practice of counseling. Counseling without truth is presented as a desirable option when a neopragmatic frame of reference is adopted.

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