Human Nature and Conduct
John Dewey
Jan 1957 · LibriHouse
Ebook
235
Pages
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Human Nature and Conduct by John Dewey is a foundational text in pragmatic philosophy and psychology. Dewey explores the interplay between habit, impulse, and intelligence in shaping human behavior. He advocates for ethical conduct grounded in social awareness and reflective thinking rather than rigid moral codes. The book merges philosophy, education, and psychology, and remains a seminal work in understanding human development and the philosophy of action.
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