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EDUCATION: Swant of Society Part 2— Conclusion By JeDewey John Dewey * ideas were once greeted with skepticism, but during the pest halt century they have steadily been gaining widespread...
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CREATIVE DEMOCRACY The Tasks Before Us By John Dewey THE creation of democracy is an iaeue which is bow as urgent as it was a hundred and fifty years ago when the moat experienced and wisest pea...
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Socialism and Liberalism in 1932 Election John Dewey Outlines Program of the Progressives—Hillquitj and Thomas That of the Socialists By John Dewey THE striking feature of the present situation...
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EDUCATION: SERVANT OF SOCIETY
(April 1949)
