Synopsis
This volume presents the first comprehensive survey of the entire corpus of John Dewey’s work—almost one thousand items—and groups all these writings in twelve logical categories, so that the user can gain insight intointerrelationships among areas of Dewey’s thought and into Dewey’s total contribution to American letters. By arranging and analyzingthe complete body of Dewey’s published writings within the twelve areas, each with an introductory essay and bibliography, the book thus combines a thorough study of Dewey’s thought with valuable reference material.
The distinguished scholars contributing essays to the volume are: Herbert W. Schneider, Lewis E. Hahn, Gail Kennedy, Darnell Rucker, Wayne A. R. Leys, Bertram Morris, S. Morris Eames, Horace L. Friess, William W. Brickman, George E. Axtelle, Joe R. Burnett, Max H. Fisch, and Ou Tsuin-chen.
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About the Author
Jo Ann Boydston, the editor of this volume, is Director of the Center for Dewey Studies at Southern Illinois University.
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