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Abstract
John Dewey (1859-1952) was an American psychologist, philosopher, educator, social critic and political activist. ...
The Ethical Theory
As stated in the aforementioned abstract, John Dewey did not believe in what the single principal theorist’s belief of moral philosophy, and he believed that the business of ethics did not have to find a supreme and ultimate law in the end. ...
Just as Charles Darwin had renounced any supernatural as an explanation on the origins of mankind and looked specifically in the area of science for answer, John Dewey applied the same like minded principals to his own theories. ...
John Dewey believed that the appropriate method for solving moral and social questions is the same as that required for solving questions concerning matters of fact.
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