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,What’s Deweyan?,hy, and how education, liberty and disposition converge in a . with Dewey’s work. As the complexity of a . argument unfolds, it becomes clear that Dewey cannot be anything but Deweyan because this compels everyone to recognize one fundamental measure by which we can communicate: that of a social way

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,Liberty’s Practice, one of the staunchest critics of neo-liberalism. In this chapter readers are invited to discuss what does . mean today; how do historical contexts and . help us understand the crises that we face; and how does Dewey reposition philosophy within a dispositional context of “edification”. In his book

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Knower Makers,anical imperatives of reason. Dewey shows that freedom is socially bound and it cannot be reduced to the simplistic negation of obstacles or limitations. Likewise, knowledge belongs to the actuality of human experience and the entirety of what it comes to represent for us. If knowledge came flat-pac

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Growing Socially,ng as a form of linear or incremental growth. Instead, he attributes growth to immaturity and (inter)dependence—as a relationship between immaturity, dependence and plasticity. Plasticity is the ability to learn from experience and to “develop dispositions.” Plasticity and disposition are concepts t

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,Education’s Art,y and education cannot be categorized as a . as found in other progressive and liberal pedagogical experiments in America and Europe. In Dewey’s pedagogical works, such as ., one finds a distinction between his care for certain daily practices (such as gardening, cooking, carpentry, and other manual

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Schooled Quandaries,the outcome of neoliberal models that are now widely adopted across the world on the assumption that they sustain a fair form of meritocracy, reveals that such schools fail to deliver their educational promise and remain intrinsically undemocratic. The discourse and practice of meritocracy could foo

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