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I am very grateful to Professor David Granger for his perceptive discussion of the second edition of Pragmatist Aesthetics, and to the editors of this Journal for generously providing the space for such an ample review of my work. I am particularly pleased to be engaged with specialists in the philosophy of education, since I regard education as one of the core concerns of philosophy. Though it...

John Dewey (1859-1952) was one of the foremost developers of American Pragmatism. Along with Charles Sanders Peirce and William James, he took the open, experimental, and practical nature of technoscientific inquiry to be the paradigmatic example of all inquiry. For Dewey, all inquiry is similar in form to techno scientific inquiry in that it is fallibilistic, resolves in practice some initial ...