Here philosophy isn't a system of beliefs but a practical, empirical method of inquiry . Dewey created new theories of human experience, knowledge, education, social and political philosophy, ethics, art and religion. Art isn't separated from life in museums, it's part of daily activities. Religious experience isn't found in institutionalized religion but in everyday spirituality. Experience is a continuing, unstable social phenomenon, not a past event.
Philosophy is one with education, which continually develops and renews the capacity for new habits.
Philosophy, experience, education, inquiry, and democracy are bound together, mutually implying one another. Inc. This title is part of the Audio Classics Series by Knowledge Products. Knowledge Products publishes a variety of audio presentations on the great ideas and events of history.