Dewey's Critical PragmatismLexington Books, 1 jan 2007 - 165 pagina's Dewey's Critical Pragmatism centers on the idea that Dewey is a more radical thinker than he has previously be credited as. His critical pragmatism has a great deal to offer contemporary deliberative democracy theory and practice. |
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The Epistemology of Critical Pragmatism | 11 |
The Philosophy of Critical Pragmatism | 35 |
Critical Pedagogy and the Education of Democratic Citizens | 55 |
The Politics of Critical Pragmatism | 87 |
Critical Pragmatism and Deliberative Democracy | 115 |
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