Often publishing in popular journals because his view of democracy required philosophers to be public figures, he wrote such works as School and Society.  
His aesthetics was based around his concept of "consummation," whereby an experience becomes a unified whole.  He believed that time-honored dualisms of philosophy such as "mind-body" were too limiting and disliked the word "truth" because it was too static, instead preferring the term "warranted assertability."  Often publishing in popular journals because his view of democracy required philosophers to be public figures, he wrote such works as School and Society.  FTP, name this Pragmatist author of Democracy and Education best known for his interest in education.
His aesthetics was based around his concept of "consummation," whereby an experience becomes a unified whole.  
John Dewey