This volume rescues an often misunderstood, underappreciated, and radical John Dewey. It centers on his rejection of traditional epistemology for his original and powerful view of 'logic' with serious implications for general philosophy, the philosophy of the human sciences, including psychology, and the philosophy of democracy.
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Publisher: Lexington Books (January 01, 1955)
Collection: Studies in Ethics and Economics
Parent ISBN: 9780739125151
Page count: 352 pages
Language: English