Essays in Experimental Logic

This critical edition delves into the foundational ideas of John Dewey, presenting a collection of essays that explore experimental logic and its implications for philosophy. The authors, D. Micah Hester and Robert B. Talisse, enrich the text with contemporary insights that highlight the relevance of Dewey's work in today's philosophical discourse.

The essays articulate the significance of pragmatic approaches in understanding human thought and experience, encouraging readers to consider the dynamic interplay between theory and practice. This revised edition not only honors Dewey’s original contributions but also serves as a bridge connecting past philosophic inquiry with modern perspectives.