Bertrand Russell warned that this man's philosophy would contribute to the danger of "cosmic impiety" in the penultimate chapter of the History of Western Philosophy.
Bertrand Russell warned that this man's philosophy would contribute to the danger of "cosmic impiety" in the penultimate chapter of the History of Western Philosophy. One of this man's essays is a five-article "creed" whose fourth article is called "The Nature of Method." During his two-year stay in China, this thinker published many articles about his experiences there in The New Republic. With Arthur Bentley, he wrote a book on epistemology called (*) Knowing and the Known. This philosopher bemoaned the fact that technology distracts the title group from political issues in a book written as a response to Walter Lippmann called The Public and Its Problems. He was the most famous early proponent of experiential education. For 10 points, name this pragmatist and philosopher of education who wrote Democracy and Education.
Bertrand Russell warned that this man's philosophy would contribute to the danger of "cosmic impiety" in the penultimate chapter of the History of Western Philosophy.
John Dewey 