Credit: Keystone View Co., New York Courtesy of the NYPL Digital Gallery (image use requires permission from the New York Public Library) | John DeweyAuthor of Art as ExperienceAlso known as: John Dewey, Johy Dewey, Ph.D. John Dewey, John et. Al. Dewey, Joseph / Dewey, John Ratner, John / Carmichael, Leonard Dewey ... (see complete list), John; edited by Joseph Ratner Dewey, John Dewey (Professor of Philosophy in C
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