Dewey's Critical Pragmatism

Dewey's Critical Pragmatism centers on the idea that Dewey is a more radical thinker than he has previously be credited as. His critical pragmatism has a great deal to offer contemporary deliberative democracy theory and practice.

Alison Kadlec is senior research associate and associate director at the Center for Advances in Public Engagement at Public Agenda.

Abbreviations	p. ix
Preface	p. xi
Introduction	p. 1
The Epistemology of Critical Pragmatism	p. 11
The Philosophy of Critical Pragmatism	p. 35
Critical Pedagogy and the Education of Democratic Citizens	p. 55
The Politics of Critical Pragmatism	p. 87
Critical Pragmatism and Deliberative Democracy	p. 115
Bibliography	p. 143
Index	p. 159
About the Author	p. 165
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