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John Dewey's Ethics: Democracy as Experience (American Philosophy)

Character and Conduct: Dewey and the Great Divide in Ethics. Gregory Fernando Pappas is Associate Professor of Philosophy at Texas A&M University. Dewey's View of Moral Experience. Morality as Experience.

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Book Title	John Dewey's Ethics : Democracy As Experience
Book Series	American Philosophy Ser.
Publisher	Indiana University Press
Item Length	9.1 in
Publication Year	2008
Type	Textbook
Format	Trade Paperback
Language	English
Item Height	0.8 in
Author	Gregory Pappas
Genre	Philosophy
Topic	Ethics & Moral Philosophy, Individual Philosophers
Item Weight	19.5 Oz
Item Width	6.5 in
Number of Pages	368 Pages

Gregory Fernando Pappas is Associate Professor of Philosophy at Texas A&M University. He is the author of numerous articles on the philosophy of William James and John Dewey. He has been the recipient of a Ford Foundation Postdoctoral Fellowship as well as the William James and the Latin American Thought prizes by the American Philosophical Association.

Preface
List of Abbreviations
Introduction
Part 1. Moral Theory and Experience
1. Experience as Method
2. Moral Theory and Moral Practice
3. The Normative Standpoint of Pragmatism
Part 2. Dewey's View of Moral Experience
4. Morality as Experience
5. The "What" of Moral Experience
6. The "How" of Moral Experience
7. Character and Conduct: Dewey and the Great Divide in Ethics
8. Present Activity and the Meaning of Moral Life
9. Conclusion: The Need for a Recovery of Moral Philosophy
Part 3. The Ideal Moral Life
10. The Intelligent, Aesthetic, and Democratic Way of Life
11. The Ideal Moral Self
12. Democracy as the Ideal Moral Community
13. A Philosophical Justification of Democracy
Conclusion
Notes
Bibliography
Index