James, Dewey, And Democracy

William James Studies 4:90-110 (2009)
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Abstract

In this paper I examine John Dewey's correspondence and selected writings to illuminate Dewey's understanding of and possible shaping of William James's work as it pertains to politics and democracy. I suggest a way of seeing a richer connection between the thinkers than has been portrayed and a picture of influence flowing from Dewey to James

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Eric Thomas Weber
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