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Peer reviewedHouse, Ernest R. – Educational Researcher, 1994
John Dewey attempted to connect knowledge and reality through a naturalized epistemology but produced an anthropomorphic ontology in which things are shaped too much by the mind. Many of Dewey's ideas are still relevant, but taken as an intact set of ideas, they are not applicable to the world of today. (SLD)
Descriptors: Educational History, Educational Philosophy, Educational Research, Elementary Secondary Education
