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Human Nature and Conduct

John Dewey

NonfictionPhilosophyabout 10 hours of listening

Dewey applies the theory of pragmatism to morality, reason, and society.

Contents

  1. Imprint
  2. Preface
  3. Introduction
  4. Human Nature and Conduct
  5. Part I: The Place of Habit in Conduct
  6. I: Habits as Social Functions
  7. II: Habits and Will
  8. III: Character and Conduct
  9. IV: Custom and Habit
  10. V: Custom and Morality
  11. VI: Habit and Social Psychology
  12. Part II: The Place of Impulse in Conduct
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  1. I: Impulses and Change of Habit
  2. II: Plasticity of Impulse
  3. III: Changing Human Nature
  4. IV: Impulse and Conflict of Habits
  5. V: Classification of Instincts
  6. VI: No Separate Instincts
  7. VII: Impulse and Thought
  8. Part III: The Place of Intelligence in Conduct
  9. I: Habit and Intelligence
  10. II: The Psychology of Thinking
  11. III: The Nature of Deliberation
  12. IV: Deliberation and Calculation
  13. V: The Uniqueness of Good
  14. VI: The Nature of Aims
  15. VII: The Nature of Principles
  16. VIII: Desire and Intelligence
  17. IX: The Present and Future
  18. Part IV: Conclusion
  19. I: The Good of Activity
  20. II: Morals Are Human
  21. III: What Is Freedom?
  22. IV: Morality Is Social
  23. Endnotes
  24. Colophon
  25. Uncopyright

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