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Dewey and the Democratic Way of Life. Kevin S. Decker on John Dewey’s unique political contribution. John Dewey (1859-1952) was hailed in his lifetime as “America’s philosopher of democracy”.
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John Dewey considered democracy not only procedural and politically technical as a mere form of government under other institutional forms, but as a specific form and way of life of a political community.
A democratic way of life has a wide impact on people’s interactions, as it shapes politics, community, and work. A democracy is first established through mechanisms that regulate politics .
In this article, I seek to elucidate the meaning of Dewey’s democratic individual way of life by exploring his philosophical relationship to Plato. Dewey conveys his admiration for Plato when he declares that “[n]othing
9 Φεβ 2005 · As he puts it in Democracy and Education, it is “more than a form of government; it is primarily a mode of associated living, of conjoint communicated experience” (MW9, 93) or, famously, it is a “way of life” (Freedom and Culture, LW13, 155; “Creative Democracy: The Task Before Us”, LW14, 226). This is a long way from the conception ...
12 Σεπ 2023 · Richard Westbrook’s (1991) John Dewey and American Democracy provided a rich historical account of Dewey’s life, his philosophy, and in particular, its enduring focus on the development of democratic character and a common democratic culture.
Moral-democratic competence is indispensible for mastering life in a democratic society and, to cope with the tasks and problems we encounter in our personal surroundings (family, friends, neighbors, etc.), professions and public life.
