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Reconstruction in philosophy

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This book is marginally less dry than other philosophical tracts, but for readers new to the jargon, some sections can be slow-going. The pleasure of Dewey's works, though, comes from the intellectual stimulation of following a brilliant mind into then-uncharted epistemological territory. The last chapter, "Reconstruction As Affecting Social Philosophy," foreshadows so much 20th-century political thinking--from across the spectrum--that it ought to be required reading in high school civics classes..

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Z. HANDIMAN

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100 DEW r

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Boston : Beacon Press., 1957

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xlvii, 222p.; 20 cm.

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English

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0-8070-1585-7

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100

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PHILOSOPHY

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