John Dewey: American philosopher, psychologist and education reformer, 1859 to 1952.
John Dewey · The source reads: “The connections of the ear with vital and out-going thought and emotion are immensely closer and more varied than those of the eye. Vision is a spectator; hearing is a participator.” · The Public and Its Problems (1927), sec. 6
John Dewey · The source reads: “We naturally associate democracy… with freedom of action, but freedom of action without freed capacity of thought behind it is only chaos.” · Democracy in Education, The Elementary School Teacher (December 1903)
John Dewey · The Need for a Philosophy of Education (1934)
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