He opened another work by noting that unlike inanimate things, living things "maintain themselves through renewal," and can adapt to further their own existence.
In one work, this thinker noted that different types of cars or the "respective merits of actresses" stimulate much more conversation than political topics, and that widespread communication was necessary for the formation of a Great Community. He opened another work by noting that unlike inanimate things, living things "maintain themselves through renewal," and can adapt to further their own existence. In a refutation of The (*) Phantom Public by Walter Lippman, this thinker claimed that the public could cohere and play a significant role in politics, while in his best-known work, he argued the titular practice was necessary because every society is composed of both adults and children, and that schools should be seen as part of civic life. For 10 points, name this American pragmatist author of The Public and its Problems and Democracy and Education.
In one work, this thinker noted that different types of cars or the "respective merits of actresses" stimulate much more conversation than political topics, and that widespread communication was necessary for the formation of a Great Community.
John Dewey