One work by this thinker discusses how the "possible powers" of an agent are not necessarily moral, and attempts to define potentialities in terms of the two concepts of "fixed" and "intrinsic" ends.
One work by this thinker discusses how the "possible powers" of an agent are not necessarily moral, and attempts to define potentialities in terms of the two concepts of "fixed" and "intrinsic" ends. In addition to "Time and Individuality," this man posited that nature is a system of "possible starting points and opportunities rather than final ends" in another work. He responded to a Walter Lippmann book by positing that the populus cannot be transformed into the title entity until the fruits of (*) scientific knowledge can be easily disseminated. This author of The Quest for Certainty wrote a work that attacks the business mind for leading to a sense of self-satisfaction in the title form of government, which is improved by offering a progressive form of the titular pedagogy to children. For 10 points, name this American philosopher who penned The Public and Its Problems and Democracy and Education.
One work by this thinker discusses how the "possible powers" of an agent are not necessarily moral, and attempts to define potentialities in terms of the two concepts of "fixed" and "intrinsic" ends.
John {Dewey}