John Dewey
John Dewey was an American philosopher, psychologist, and educational reformer known for his profound belief in democracy.
Philosopher
October 20, 1859
Libra
June 01, 1952
92
Burlington, Vermont
John Dewey, an influential American philosopher, psychologist, and educational reformer, was a strong advocate for progressive education. He is best known for his significant works, such as “Democracy and Education,” “Experience and Education,” “Human Nature and Conduct,” “The Public and Its Problems,” and “Art as Experience.” As a prominent lecturer and activist, Dewey tirelessly campaigned for educational and political reform, leaving a lasting impact on education and philosophy.
Dewey’s profound belief in democracy was evident in his support for women’s rights, gender equality, and civil rights. He actively worked to create more opportunities for women in higher education and was an early critic of segregation and discrimination in American society.
