Saturday, October 19, 2013
John Dewey's Naturalistic Humanism
"Ultimately there are but two philosophies. One of them accepts life and experience in all its uncertainty, mystery, doubt, and half-knowledge and turns that experience upon itself to deepen and intensify its own qualities--to imagination and art. This is the philosophy of Shakespeare and Keats." Art As Experience, 35.
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