American pragmatist focused on experience and consequences
John Dewey
American pragmatist focused on experience and consequences
About John
John Dewey (October 20, 1859 – June 1, 1952) was an American philosopher, psychologist, and educational reformer known for his significant contributions to pragmatism. He was a prominent scholar in the first half of the twentieth century and emphasized the importance of experience and consequences in human thought and action. Dewey saw democracy as a central ethical ideal and believed that its realization depended on robust communication among citizens, experts, and politicians to foster a fully formed public opinion. This perspective extended to his views on education and civil society, which he regarded as crucial areas for experimentation and reconstruction to promote intelligence and pluralism. Dewey's work in psychology, including his 1896 paper
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Talk to Machines: Talking to the Machine: AI, Power, Politics, Media, and the Architecture of Belief
Is AI Evil… or Is It Us? Philosophers Break It Down
Apr 23, 2026
How We Think
017 - XVI Some General Conclusions
Feb 25, 2026
How We Think
016 - XV The Recitation and the Training of Thought
Feb 25, 2026
How We Think
009 - VIII Judgment The Interpretation of Facts
Feb 25, 2026
How We Think
008 - VII Systematic Inference Induction and Deduction
Feb 25, 2026
How We Think
007 - VI The Analysis of a Complete Act of Thought
Feb 25, 2026
How We Think
005 - IV Social Conditions and the Training of Thought
Feb 25, 2026
How We Think
004 - III Natural Resources in the Training of Thought
Feb 25, 2026
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How We Think
10 episodes
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10
American Philosophy Collection Vol. 1
9 episodes
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9
Democracy and Education Philosophy of Learning
8 episodes
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8
Human Nature and Conduct The Role of Habit
4 episodes
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4
Essays in Experimental Logic
3 episodes
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3
Adventures Among Ideas
3 episodes
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3
Talk to Machines: Talking to the Machine: AI, Power, Politics, Media, and the Architecture of Belief
1 episode
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1
Founder Secrets with Taylor and Flaviu
1 episode
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