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Alfred North Whitehead: Critical Essay by John Dewey

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SOURCE: “Whitehead's Philosophy,” in Problems of Men, Philosophical Library, 1946, pp. 410-18.

In the following essay, originally published in 1937, Dewey examines the basic method of Whitehead's philosophy.

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