The search for certainty, by: John Dewey

John Dewey clarifies his revolution and makes it more explicit by saying, that the center of philosophy in its old heritage is like the mind that is known according to what it has of innate abilities existing inside it, but in the philosophy he advocates, the center is the continuous interaction in the course of nature between the human mind and natural things, and this interaction takes place according to purposeful processes that guide us toward new results. Number of pages: 407