This article focuses on the pragmatist philosopher John Dewey’s conception of economic life in his social philosophy and underlines how his Lectures on Political Ethics (1896, 1898, 1901) and his Syllabus: Social Institutions and the Study of Morals (1924) contributed to this issue. We argue that Dewey’s analysis of the nature and role of economic processes in these sources can shed light on his latter, less theoretical and better-known writings on the criticism of social life in the 1920’s and 1930’s. We show that his conception of economic issues is an integral part of his more general project of reconstructing social philosophy and that it is at the heart of his ethical theory on the development of democracy.Cet article s’intéresse à la ...
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John Dewey is one of the most significant figures in pragmatist philosophy, an approach which he sys...
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This paper examines the links between philosophy and economics in John Dewey's thought and underline...
This essay is, in the main, a presentation of Dewey's social and political philosophy, with particul...
John Dewey is one of the most significant figures in pragmatist philosophy, an approach which he sys...
John Dewey developed a pragmatic theory of inquiry to provide intelligent methods for social progres...
John Dewey never publishes a special work on theory of democracy. Nevertheless, his concern with dem...
This paper provides a fresh examination of John Dewey’s social philosophy in the light of new eviden...
The purpose of this article is to provide a generic account of John Dewey's project of social philos...
This article aims to critically assess John Dewey’s ideal of “democracy as a way of life”, an evocat...
John Dewey was arguably the most influential philosopher of education in the twentieth century. The ...
John Dewey is one of the most significant figures in pragmatist philosophy, an approach which he sys...
The paper proposes that green economists will find the core ideas of the US pragmatist philosopher J...
Human development, human rights, and social inclusion are currently among the main challenges for de...
John Dewey is one of the most significant figures in pragmatist philosophy, an approach which he sys...
This article argues that the Mondragon cooperatives, a network of worker-owned businesses in the Bas...
International audienceThis article focuses on the pragmatist philosopher John Dewey's conception of ...
This paper examines the links between philosophy and economics in John Dewey's thought and underline...
This essay is, in the main, a presentation of Dewey's social and political philosophy, with particul...
John Dewey is one of the most significant figures in pragmatist philosophy, an approach which he sys...
John Dewey developed a pragmatic theory of inquiry to provide intelligent methods for social progres...
John Dewey never publishes a special work on theory of democracy. Nevertheless, his concern with dem...
This paper provides a fresh examination of John Dewey’s social philosophy in the light of new eviden...
The purpose of this article is to provide a generic account of John Dewey's project of social philos...
This article aims to critically assess John Dewey’s ideal of “democracy as a way of life”, an evocat...
John Dewey was arguably the most influential philosopher of education in the twentieth century. The ...
John Dewey is one of the most significant figures in pragmatist philosophy, an approach which he sys...
The paper proposes that green economists will find the core ideas of the US pragmatist philosopher J...
Human development, human rights, and social inclusion are currently among the main challenges for de...
John Dewey is one of the most significant figures in pragmatist philosophy, an approach which he sys...
This article argues that the Mondragon cooperatives, a network of worker-owned businesses in the Bas...