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Reconstruction in Philosophy

by John Dewey (1859–1952)

10 chapters, about 48,000 words. The text is in the public domain in the United States and comes from Project Gutenberg.

Chapters

1. PREFATORY NOTE 200 words
2. CHAPTER PAGE 300 words
3. CHANGING CONCEPTIONS OF PHILOSOPHY 6,100 words
4. SOME HISTORICAL FACTORS IN PHILOSOPHICAL RECONSTRUCTION 5,600 words
5. THE SCIENTIFIC FACTOR IN RECONSTRUCTION OF PHILOSOPHY 5,400 words
6. CHANGED CONCEPTIONS OF EXPERIENCE AND REASON 5,600 words
7. CHANGED CONCEPTIONS OF THE IDEAL AND THE REAL 6,600 words
8. THE SIGNIFICANCE OF LOGICAL RECONSTRUCTION 6,500 words
9. RECONSTRUCTION IN MORAL CONCEPTIONS 6,000 words
10. RECONSTRUCTION AS AFFECTING SOCIAL PHILOSOPHY 5,900 words

Ideas discussed in this book

• Abstraction
• Acorn
• Bolshevism
• Education
• Experience
• Hysteria
• Individual
• Logic
• Natural science
• Philosophy
• Philosophy (journal)
• Philosophy of education
• Tradition

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