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Science and the transformation of common sense: The basic problem of Dewey's philosophy

Journal of Philosophy 51 (11):313-325 (1954) Copy BIBT_EX

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20th Century American Philosophy in Philosophy of the Americas

American Pragmatism in Philosophy of the Americas

John Dewey in 20th Century Philosophy

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Analytic Philosophy Contemporary Philosophy

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