John Dewey's logical theory

About this book

In the early 20th century, as America grappled with rapid industrialization and shifting educational paradigms, John Dewey emerged as a pivotal figure in philosophy and education. In "John Dewey's Logical Theory," Delton Thomas Howard meticulously analyzes Dewey's approach to logic, emphasizing concepts such as the role of inquiry and the importance of experience in shaping knowledge. This scholarly thesis provides a comprehensive review of Dewey's writings, illuminating the evolution of his thoughts on logical reasoning. Ideal for students, educators, and philosophers, this work invites readers to engage deeply with Dewey’s innovative ideas and their implications for contemporary thought. Discover how Dewey's logical framework continues to influence modern educational practices and philosophical discourse.