John Dewey’s Logical Theory

Explore the foundations of pragmatism with ＂John Dewey’s logical theory＂ by Delton Thomas Howard. This carefully prepared print edition delves into the philosophical underpinnings of John Dewey’s groundbreaking work on logic and the theory of inquiry.

A cornerstone of 20th-century thought, Dewey’s contributions to philosophy remain vital for understanding the nature of knowledge and its application to everyday life. Howard’s analysis offers invaluable insights into Dewey’s complex system, illuminating his perspectives on reasoning, judgment, and the scientific method.

This book offers a clear pathway to understanding Dewey’s intellectual framework and the enduring relevance of his ideas within the broader context of philosophy and psychology. Perfect for scholars and anyone interested in the history of philosophy, ＂John Dewey’s logical theory＂ provides essential context for understanding one of the most influential thinkers of our time.

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