The Political WritingsHackett Publishing, 1993 M01 1 - 248 pages Includes notes on sources and editions and an editor's introduction. |
Contents
AntiNaturalism in Extremis 1943 | 25 |
Pragmatism and Democracy | 34 |
Science and Free Culture 1939 | 48 |
Art Science and Moral Progress | 60 |
Education for Social Change | 89 |
Ethical Principles Underlying Education 1897 | 99 |
Democracy and Education | 110 |
The Need of an Industrial Education | 121 |
The Public and Its Problems | 173 |
Conscience and Compulsion 1917 | 192 |
Conscience and Intelligence in War 1917 | 198 |
Democratic Ends Need Democratic Methods | 205 |
Their Interdependence and Leon Trotskys | 230 |
Creative DemocracyThe Task Before Us 1939 | 240 |
John Dewey Responds 1950 | 246 |
How Much Freedom in New Schools? 1930 | 129 |
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