This thinker's early work rejected traditional epistemology for his "theory of inquiry", which appeared in works like "Is Logic a Dualistic Science?".
This thinker's early work rejected traditional epistemology for his "theory of inquiry", which appeared in works like "Is Logic a Dualistic Science?". He argued that humans interact with the world through self-guided activity in "The Reflex Arc Concept in Psychology." This man termed a bias for the stabler aspects of existence the "philosophic fallacy" in his Experience and Nature. His experiences with a laboratory school he opened in Chicago informed his view that school should be an extension of society with self-directed students acting as a community. For 10 points, name this pragmatist philosopher who wrote The School and Society and Democracy and Education.
This thinker's early work rejected traditional epistemology for his "theory of inquiry", which appeared in works like "Is Logic a Dualistic Science?".
John Dewey