John Dewey Ordre des livres

Exploring the intricate relationships and cultural dynamics among China, Japan, and the U.S.A., John Dewey provides a thoughtful analysis of their geopolitical landscape during a transformative historical period. Through philosophical and pragmatic lenses, he examines the social, political, and economic forces influencing these nations, addressing diplomacy and cultural exchange. This work serves as a guide for understanding Eastern and Western philosophies and remains relevant in discussions of international relations, making it essential for scholars and those interested in geopolitics.

John Dewey analysiert in diesem Werk die komplexen Zusammenhänge von menschlichem Verhalten und sozialer Psychologie. Er beleuchtet die Bedeutung von Gewohnheiten, Impulsen und Intelligenz für das Handeln und zeigt, wie moralische Prinzipien im Alltag verankert sind. Durch die Fokussierung auf die Interaktion zwischen Individuen und ihrer Umwelt bietet Dewey eine innovative Perspektive, die traditionelle moralische Konzepte in Frage stellt und einen praktischen Ansatz zur Förderung ethischen Verhaltens präsentiert. Ideal für alle, die sich mit der menschlichen Natur auseinandersetzen möchten.

In diesem Aufsatz untersucht John Dewey die qualitative Dimension menschlicher Erfahrungen in Alltag, Kunst und Wissenschaft. Die Ausgabe enthält den englischen Text, eine neue Übersetzung und ein Nachwort, das die Argumentation und den Einfluss des Aufsatzes bis heute beleuchtet. Teil der Reihe „Great Papers Philosophie“.

The book emphasizes education as a nurturing and cultivating process, highlighting the importance of creating optimal conditions for growth. It explores the idea that effective education requires careful attention to the environment and factors that contribute to personal and intellectual development.

This book features a reproduction of an original historical work, presented in large print to enhance accessibility for readers with impaired vision. Published by Megali, a house dedicated to making historical texts more readable, it aims to preserve important literature while catering to the needs of those who may struggle with standard print sizes.

This philosophical work by Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz explores human understanding through a series of essays, delving into the nature of knowledge and perception. Leibniz's ideas contrast with those of John Dewey, an American philosopher who focused on pragmatism and education. The text offers insights into the development of thought and the interplay between rationalism and empirical inquiry, highlighting the evolution of philosophical discourse on understanding.

Focusing on the evolution of the education system, this book encourages educators to reflect on their practices and the significant changes affecting both teachers and students. It serves as an essential resource for education professionals seeking to understand contemporary challenges and enhance their teaching methods.

Contemporary theories of art often exhibit inconsistency, blending modern interpretations with inherited views from ancient Greece. Greek theory posits that art is a practice tied to subjective experience, which is seen as inferior to science, considered the sole true revelation of reality. Science offers an untainted view of the world, while art is linked to production, deemed a lesser activity associated with mechanics and slaves. This perspective has shaped the understanding of both fine arts and useful crafts, positioning art as a reflection of human wants and preferences rather than an objective truth. The contrast between art and science highlights a longstanding debate about the nature of reality and the value of artistic expression. This work serves as a significant historical reference, utilizing advanced technology to preserve the original format while addressing imperfections in the text. It aims to maintain the integrity of the work while providing insights into the evolving relationship between art and education.

Explores the evolution of creativity in society and addresses the challenges creative minds face in the modern world.