Dewey Reconfigured

Dewey ReconfiguredAddresses recent perspectives central to the interpretation and criticism of Dewey's philosophy. Eleven essays, all but one appearing here for the first time, offer a spectrum of recent critical perspectives on issues central to the philosophy of John Dewey and to what is now known as Deweyan pragmatism. The contributors focus on classically Deweyan concerns such as the nature of experience, selfhood, ethics, education, aesthetics, and democracy, as

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