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Whet's the Appetite,
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This review is from: Dewey in 90 Minutes (Philosophers in 90 Minutes Series) (Paperback)
I was totally unfamiliar with Dewey's philosophy. This book motivates me to learn more not just about his thinking but about his life. I had no idea that he was held in such high regard around the world. Ironically, although his philosophy denigrates classical philosophy, which Dewey thought served no practical purpose, Dewey's philosophy, at least from the excerpts included in this tract, can be equally inaccessible. Nevertheless, his thoughts are still fascinating and require further exploration. This is one of Strathern's better summaries, as he allows the philosopher and his works to move the piece forward - Strathern does not interject himself as often with sarcasm and attempts at humor as he did in his 90-Minute book on Locke.
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Dewey in 90 Minutes (Philosophers in 90 Minutes Series) by Paul Strathern (Paperback - September 24, 2002)
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