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Boston: D.C. Heath & Co., 1910 First Edition, First Printing of Dewey s seminal work focusing on critical thinking and the scientific method. First printing points present (as noted in The Middle Works of John Dewey, Volume 6, published by Southern Illinois University Press) including BOSTON, U.S.A. / D.C. HEATH & CO., PUBLISHERS / 1910 on the title page (with no additional cities listed) and no alpha-numeric code on the copyright page. The essential groundwork for Dewey s later works on thinking and logic including ESSAYS IN EXPERIMENTAL LOGIC and LOGIC: THE THEORY OF INQUIRY. First edition, first printing. Edgewear and rubbing to boards; spine lightly sunned with wear to the head and foot; gilt title intact. Previous owner name and address on front endpage; text clean with no other writing or marks. Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy: Truth does not stand outside of experience, but is an experienced relation, particularly one which is socially shared. In How We Think, Dewey wrote, Truth, in final analysis, is the statement of things as they are, not as they are in the inane and desolate void of isolation from human concern, but as they are in a shared and progressive experience….Truth, truthfulness, transparent and brave publicity of intercourse, are the source and the reward of friendship. Truth is having things in common. Boston: D.C. Heath & Co., 1910 First Edition Hardcover First Edition, First Printing of Dewey s seminal work focusing on critical thinking and the scientific method. First printing points present (as noted in The Middle Works of John Dewey, Volume 6, published by Southern Illinois University Press) including BOSTON, U.S.A. / D.C. HEATH & CO., PUBLISHERS / 1910 on the title page (with no additional cities listed) and no alpha-numeric code on the copyright page. The essential groundwork for Dewey s later works on thinking and logic including ESSAYS IN EXPERIMENTAL LOGIC and LOGIC: THE THEORY OF INQUIRY. First edition, first printing. Edgewear and rubbing to boards; spine lightly sunned with wear to the head and foot; gilt title intact. Previous owner name and address on front endpage; text clean with no other writing or marks. Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy: Truth does not stand outside of experience, but is an experienced relation, particularly one which is socially shared. In How We Think, Dewey wrote, Truth, in final analysis, is the statement of things as they are, not as they are in the inane and desolate void of isolation from human concern, but as they are in a shared and progressive experience….Truth, truthfulness, transparent and brave publicity of intercourse, are the source and the reward of friendship. Truth is having things in common. . Seller Inventory # ABE-1698352568985
Bibliographic Details
Title: How We Think
Publication Date: 1910
Binding: Hardcover
Condition: Very Good
Edition: 1st Edition
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