Dewey on Experience and Nature

The Monist 48 (3):366-381 (1964)
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Dewey’s formulation of a naturalistic account of experience has been criticized from time to time on the grounds that it is anthropomorphic, subjectivistic and idealistic. In this paper I wish to examine some of the issues associated with these charges in the light of two recent discussions of Dewey’s thought.

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10.5840/monist196448322

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