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8 The philosophy and psychology that John Dewey built on James's work varied in a number of ways , but Deweyism was a fundamentally similar attack on closed systems . Both men , as Dewey wrote admiringly of James , were seeking “ an ...
8 The philosophy and psychology that John Dewey built on James's work varied in a number of ways , but Deweyism was a fundamentally similar attack on closed systems . Both men , as Dewey wrote admiringly of James , were seeking “ an ...
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The timing and extent of its influence on the New Deal itself is a much debated subject , and has to be traced out through the relevant sections of Eccles : Beckoning Frontiers ; John K. Galbraith : American Capitalism ( Hou flin ...
The timing and extent of its influence on the New Deal itself is a much debated subject , and has to be traced out through the relevant sections of Eccles : Beckoning Frontiers ; John K. Galbraith : American Capitalism ( Hou flin ...
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Among the many revaluations of liberal thinking being made at the time , especially noteworthy are John Dos Passos : The Ground We Stand On ( Harcourt , Brace , 1941 ) ; Archibald MacLeish : “ Post - war Writers and Pre - war Readers ...
Among the many revaluations of liberal thinking being made at the time , especially noteworthy are John Dos Passos : The Ground We Stand On ( Harcourt , Brace , 1941 ) ; Archibald MacLeish : “ Post - war Writers and Pre - war Readers ...
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