DEWEY'S LOGIC:
DEWEY'S LOGIC:
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DOI：
10.1163/22116117-90001099
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发表时间：
1965
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通讯作者：
H. Hart
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H. Hart
The influence of the work of JOHN DEWEY, especially on the North American Continent, has been, and still is, profound Mid immense. Education, political life, the community, industrial and other organization, the armed forces, and so on without end, all bear the mark of this versatile and productive thinker. Of all pragmatistic philosophers no one has affected the world in which he lived so lastingly, extensively, and deeply as DEWEY. An understanding of contemporary American civilization can not exist without an understanding of his attempted reformation of society. If the moulding of a civilization were DEWEY'S only contribution to his contemporaries, he would have done enough to establish his position among the important men of our age. But in addition to this he was a central figure in the institution of a new movement in philosophy: pragmatism, a significant school from its very startThese two considerations led me to take DEWEY'S philosophy as the subject of this paper. But it was necessary to find a more, specific topic, suited to the limitations set by a study of this kind. For this reason I decided to concentrate on an intensive, rather than an extensive analysis. Now, the center of all of DEWEY'S work was reconstruction; the recon struction of society through education, and of education through philosophy. As early as 1920 he published his Reconstruction in Philosophy. And when a new edition was printed in 1948, the author wrote a special introduction for it, in which we find his latest, and maturest interpretation of the recon struction in which he was engaged all of his life." From the position here
