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Dewey's great contribution to the theory of education was to help us get rid of the idea that education is a matter of either inducing or educing truth.

this philosophical ignoramus could, ceteris paribus, be just as good a judge

something exempt from the vicissitudes of time and history

a wholesale abnegation of our aspirations to something 'higher' than mere animality

confused duty with self-interest, the intrinsic authority of the moral law with the banausic need to bargain with opponents whom one cannot overcome