John Dewey and moral imagination: pragmatism in ethics

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Pragmatism in Philosophy and Education Philosophical Ethics and Theory Education, Philosophy, and Society

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Acknowledgments List of AbbreviationsIntroduction: Revitalizing EthicsPart 1. Character, Belief, and Intelligence in Classical Pragmatism1. Habit and Character2. The Pragmatic Turn3. Pragmatism's Reconstruction of ReasonPart 2. Moral Imagination4. Imagination in Pragmatist Ethics5. Dramatic Rehearsal6. The Deweyan Ideal7. The Moral ArtistNotes Bibliography Index

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