John Dewey Quotes

When Theories Of Values Do Not Afford Intellectual Assistance In Framing Ideas And Beliefs About Values That Are Adequate To Direct Action, The Gap Must Be Filled By Other Means. If Intelligent Method Is Lacking, Prejudice, The Pressure Of Immediate Circumstance, Self-interest And Class-interest, Traditional Customs, Institutions Of Accidental Historic Origin, Are Not Lacking, And They Tend To Take The Place Of Intelligence.

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