John Dewey's Quest to make Experience Intelligible

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Philosophy and Religious Studies

Document Type

Article

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© 2010 Penn State University Press

Publication Date

Spring 2010

Journal

Soundings: An Interdisciplinary Journal

Abstract

This article discusses John Dewey's defence of the author Ralph Waldo Emerson from criticisms by contemporary philosophers. In Emerson's works, Dewey sees themes such as the proclimation of "the identity of Being, unqualified and immutable, with Character" and incorporates these into his own body of philosophical works throughout his life.

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