Social Education
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The moral nature is thought of as a result of successful social experience, and it is shown that different times produce different con- sciences as well as different manners (2).
Professor Dewey, in his analytic writings, has ably car- ried out these views, which are not positivistic in the usual sense of the word, and have no quarrel either with theology or philosophy, since they are themselves philosophical or speculative in the best sense. To show their peculiar strength or weakness, a much ...more thorough examination would be necessary than is possible here.
As a true pragmatist, however. Professor Dewey was forced to do more than analyze. It was essential that he should carry on the experimental life, and not only test his theories by practice, but obtain from this practice the necessary corrections of his theories. For this no better field could offer than the school, and especially the elemen- tary school, where social as well as logical motives are comparatively simple and undisguised.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The moral nature is thought of as a result of successful social experience, and it is shown that different times produce different con- sciences as well as different manners (2).
Professor Dewey, in his analytic writings, has ably car- ried out these views, which are not positivistic in the usual sense of the word, and have no quarrel either with theology or philosophy, since they are themselves philosophical or speculative in the best sense. To show their peculiar strength or weakness, a much ...more thorough examination would be necessary than is possible here.
As a true pragmatist, however. Professor Dewey was forced to do more than analyze. It was essential that he should carry on the experimental life, and not only test his theories by practice, but obtain from this practice the necessary corrections of his theories. For this no better field could offer than the school, and especially the elemen- tary school, where social as well as logical motives are comparatively simple and undisguised.
What to read after Social Education?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Colin Alexander Scott to read onlineMoreLess
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