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The Ethics of Democracy. In The Early Works of John Dewey, 1882–1898, volume 1

by Dewey, John (1969)

Key Passage

“democracy is not in reality what it is in name until it is industrial as well as civil and political” (p.246)

Keywords

Democracy, Ethics, Dewey, Politics

Themes

Dewey Citations, Dewey

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