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The Public and Its Problems follows this approach by defending the cultivation of a participatory, democratic ethos in all spheres of life. Whether Dewey's communitarian bent makes his conception of democracy incompatible with liberalism is a matter of scholarly debate.
- John Dewey
- 1927
The problem can usually be fixed through legislation, which is passed by the members of the public that have bravely risen above the others. The main idea of this thought is that a public is only "called into action" when there is a reason, usually negative, for it do be called as so.
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The Public and Its Problems is a notable and still contentious work of pragmatic philosophy that explores the meaning and viability of democracy in the twentieth century.
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The revival of interest in pragmatism and its practical relevance for democracy has prompted a reconsideration of John Dewey’s political philosophy. Dewey’s 192...
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In this carefully annotated edition, Melvin L. Rogers provides an introductory essay that elucidates the philosophical and historical background of The Public and Its Problems while explaining the key ideas of the book. He also provides a biographical outline of Dewey’s life and bibliographical notes to assist student and scholar alike.
