Click on Deweyan Democracy: John Dewey Joins the Online Literacy Debate

In Communication and Creative Democracy: Interdisciplinary Perspectives. Suffolk: Arima Publishing. pp. 185-205 (2011)
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Abstract

John Dewey's political and educational ideas can offer some guidance in arbitrating the online literacy debate.

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Shane Ralston
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