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Obsah: Predhovor k Malej antológii filozofie 20. storočia (František Mihina - Emil Višňovský) PRAGMATIZMUS VČERA A DNES (Emil Višňovský — František Mihina) Klasický pragmatizmus CHARLES SANDERS PEIRCE (František Mihina) — Upevňovanie viery — Ako vyjasniť naše idey — Princípy fenomenológie — Základy pragmatizmu — Logika ako semiotika: teória znakov — Filozofia a vedy: klasifikácia — Uniformita WILLIAM JAMES (František Mihina) — Prúd myslenia — Existuje „vedomie“? — Radikálny empirizmus — Pragmatizmus a radikálny empirizmus — Pragmatizmus a zdravý rozum — Pragmatistická koncepcia pravdy — Pragmatistický výklad pravdy a jeho nesprávne pochopenia — Pragmatizmus a humanizmus — Pragmatizmus a náboženstvo — Vôľa veriť JOHN DEWEY (Emil Višňovský) — Prečo študovať filozofiu? — Filozofia a americký národný život — Vplyv darvinizmu na filozofiu — Vplyv pragmatizmu na výchovu — Filozofia výchovy — Potreba obnovy filozofie — Skúsenosť a filozofická metóda — Súkromné a verejné — Indivíduum v kultúrnej kríze — Únik z ohrozenia — Model skúmania — Budúcnosť filozofie v nalej ére vedy (Jej rola nikdy nebola väčšia) Neopragmatizmus RICHARD RORTY (Emil Višňovský) — Čo je pragmatizmus — Pragmatizmus a filozofia — Pragmatizmus je politický skrz-naskrz Vybraná bibliografia k štúdiu filozofie pragmatizmu Edičná poznámka Menný register... celý text

Výber z Deweyho politických a liberalistických spisov – prvý raz v slovenčine – oboznamuje nielen študentov, politológov a politikov, ale i celú verejnosť s autorovými názormi na demokraciu a politickú slobodu.

John Dewey was America's greatest public philosopher. This book gathers the clearest and most powerful of Dewey's public writings and shows how they continue to speak to the challenges we face today.

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John Dewey’s Democracy and Education (1916) transformed how people around the world view the purposes of schooling. This edition makes Dewey’s ideas come alive for a new generation of readers.

Exploring the intersection of philosophy and politics, the text delves into the complex relationship between ideas and practical actions. It questions the belief in the power of thought to influence reality, suggesting that such a belief may be an illusion that leads to disillusionment. The author reflects on humanity's historical confidence in the efficacy of thought, particularly during times of limited control over nature. Additionally, it critiques the notion that nature operates with purpose, presenting a thought-provoking examination of human understanding and instinct.

John Dewey's influential philosophy centers on democracy as a fundamental ethical ideal, affecting politics, education, and communication. He emphasized the importance of schools and civil society as critical areas for reform, advocating for experimental intelligence and pluralism. Dewey's ideas significantly shaped educational practices and social reform in the early twentieth century, reflecting his commitment to fostering a democratic society. His work continues to resonate in discussions about the role of education in promoting democratic values.

The book presents a compelling exploration of philosophical origins through a historical lens, showcasing the enduring vigor of Dewey's lectures. It emphasizes his unique approach to philosophy, illustrating how historical context shapes philosophical thought. The work is recognized as a modern classic, highlighting its relevance and the insightful treatment of its central themes.