The Education of John Dewey by Martin, Jay -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Cover Half title Title Copyright Dedication Contents Epigraph Book I. Emergence

Childhood The Christian Influence The Beginning of John Dewey’s Education A Career in Teaching? A Career in Philosophy? Dewey’s Philosophic Influences Becoming a Philosopher Finding Both a Philosophic Niche and a Job Dewey in Love Dewey’s Philosophy Expands Dewey’s Reputation Builds Fred Dewey To Minnesota and Back to Michigan Writing About Ethics A Utopian Deception Family Life Harper and the University of Chicago

Book II. Experience

Wealth and Poverty Evelyn Dewey Another Kind of Education Morris Dewey Overworking at the University of Chicago More Publications Progressive Education The Lab School Resignation Lucy Dewey Jane Dewey Columbia Comes to the Rescue Back to Europe Starting Over The Gorky Affair Five Arcs of Activities More Publications Dewey’s Teaching Style War New Restrictions The Aftermath The Polish Project Alexander’s Influence on Dewey A Philadelphia Story Dewey’s Interest in Poland

Illustrations Book III. Engagement

Alice’s Depression On to Japan China and “New Culture” No League and No War Sabino Dewey Idealism Corrupted Now to Turkey Then to Mexico Losing Alice Dewey Among the Soviets Three More Books The Gifford Lectures Enjoying Life Again Dewey Turns Seventy The Stock Market Crash and Its Aftermath Dewey’s Political Philosophy Dewey’s Interest in the Arts The Last Educational Mission Leon Trotsky Dewey’s Logic Dewey and Valuation Dewey’s Eightieth Birthday Celebration Education and Freedom Bertrand Russell More Controversies Further Views on Education After the War John and Roberta The Last Birthday Celebration The End Last Words

Acknowledgments Notes Index

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