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The Role of Intelligence in Conduct
by John Dewey
In Human Nature and Conduct, John Dewey, a pioneering American philosopher and educational theorist, explores the intersection of social psychology and the physical sciences. This episode presents Part 3 of his influential 1922 work, where Dewey defines HABIT and Impulse as essential concepts in understanding how individuals interact with their environment, forming the foundation for moral and ethical judgments. He eloquently states, “All habits are demands for certain kinds of activity; and they constitute the self,” while also asserting that “Habits are Will.” In this segment, Dewey delves into the process of making ethical decisions, the moments that invoke our intelligence, and the intricate relationships between aims, goals, means, ends, and emotions. Join us for an enlightening journey through Deweys profound insights. ~ Summary by William Allan Jones, Soloist
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009 - Ch9 THE PRESENT AND FUTURE Subordination of activity to result control of future production and cons
In Human Nature and Conduct, John Dewey, a pioneering American philosopher and educational theorist, explores the intersection of social psychology and the physical sciences. This episode presents Part 3 of his influential 1922 work, where Dewey defines HABIT and Impulse as essential concepts in understanding how individuals interact with their environment, forming the foundation for moral and ethical judgments. He eloquently states, “All habits are demands for certain kinds of activity; and they constitute the self,” while also asserting that “Habits are Will.” In this segment, Dewey delves into the process of making ethical decisions, the moments that invoke our intelligence, and the intricate relationships between aims, goals, means, ends, and emotions. Join us for an enlightening journey through Deweys profound insights. ~ Summary by William Allan Jones, Soloist
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008 - Ch8 DESIRE AND INTELLIGENCE Object and consequence of desire desire and quiescence self-deception in
In Human Nature and Conduct, John Dewey, a pioneering American philosopher and educational theorist, explores the intersection of social psychology and the physical sciences. This episode presents Part 3 of his influential 1922 work, where Dewey defines HABIT and Impulse as essential concepts in understanding how individuals interact with their environment, forming the foundation for moral and ethical judgments. He eloquently states, “All habits are demands for certain kinds of activity; and they constitute the self,” while also asserting that “Habits are Will.” In this segment, Dewey delves into the process of making ethical decisions, the moments that invoke our intelligence, and the intricate relationships between aims, goals, means, ends, and emotions. Join us for an enlightening journey through Deweys profound insights. ~ Summary by William Allan Jones, Soloist
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007 - Ch7 THE NATURE OF PRINCIPLES Desire for certainty morals and probabilities importance of generalizat
In Human Nature and Conduct, John Dewey, a pioneering American philosopher and educational theorist, explores the intersection of social psychology and the physical sciences. This episode presents Part 3 of his influential 1922 work, where Dewey defines HABIT and Impulse as essential concepts in understanding how individuals interact with their environment, forming the foundation for moral and ethical judgments. He eloquently states, “All habits are demands for certain kinds of activity; and they constitute the self,” while also asserting that “Habits are Will.” In this segment, Dewey delves into the process of making ethical decisions, the moments that invoke our intelligence, and the intricate relationships between aims, goals, means, ends, and emotions. Join us for an enlightening journey through Deweys profound insights. ~ Summary by William Allan Jones, Soloist
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006 - Ch6 THE NATURE OF AIMSTheory of final ends aims as directive means ends as justifying means meaning
In Human Nature and Conduct, John Dewey, a pioneering American philosopher and educational theorist, explores the intersection of social psychology and the physical sciences. This episode presents Part 3 of his influential 1922 work, where Dewey defines HABIT and Impulse as essential concepts in understanding how individuals interact with their environment, forming the foundation for moral and ethical judgments. He eloquently states, “All habits are demands for certain kinds of activity; and they constitute the self,” while also asserting that “Habits are Will.” In this segment, Dewey delves into the process of making ethical decisions, the moments that invoke our intelligence, and the intricate relationships between aims, goals, means, ends, and emotions. Join us for an enlightening journey through Deweys profound insights. ~ Summary by William Allan Jones, Soloist
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005 - Ch5 THE UNIQUENESS OF GOOD Fallacy of a single good applied to utilitarianism profit and personality
In Human Nature and Conduct, John Dewey, a pioneering American philosopher and educational theorist, explores the intersection of social psychology and the physical sciences. This episode presents Part 3 of his influential 1922 work, where Dewey defines HABIT and Impulse as essential concepts in understanding how individuals interact with their environment, forming the foundation for moral and ethical judgments. He eloquently states, “All habits are demands for certain kinds of activity; and they constitute the self,” while also asserting that “Habits are Will.” In this segment, Dewey delves into the process of making ethical decisions, the moments that invoke our intelligence, and the intricate relationships between aims, goals, means, ends, and emotions. Join us for an enlightening journey through Deweys profound insights. ~ Summary by William Allan Jones, Soloist
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004 - Ch4 DELIBERATION AND CALCULATION Error in utilitarian theory place of the pleasant hedonistic calcul
In Human Nature and Conduct, John Dewey, a pioneering American philosopher and educational theorist, explores the intersection of social psychology and the physical sciences. This episode presents Part 3 of his influential 1922 work, where Dewey defines HABIT and Impulse as essential concepts in understanding how individuals interact with their environment, forming the foundation for moral and ethical judgments. He eloquently states, “All habits are demands for certain kinds of activity; and they constitute the self,” while also asserting that “Habits are Will.” In this segment, Dewey delves into the process of making ethical decisions, the moments that invoke our intelligence, and the intricate relationships between aims, goals, means, ends, and emotions. Join us for an enlightening journey through Deweys profound insights. ~ Summary by William Allan Jones, Soloist
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003 - Ch3 THE NATURE OF DELIBERATION Deliberation as imaginative rehearsal preference and choice strife of
In Human Nature and Conduct, John Dewey, a pioneering American philosopher and educational theorist, explores the intersection of social psychology and the physical sciences. This episode presents Part 3 of his influential 1922 work, where Dewey defines HABIT and Impulse as essential concepts in understanding how individuals interact with their environment, forming the foundation for moral and ethical judgments. He eloquently states, “All habits are demands for certain kinds of activity; and they constitute the self,” while also asserting that “Habits are Will.” In this segment, Dewey delves into the process of making ethical decisions, the moments that invoke our intelligence, and the intricate relationships between aims, goals, means, ends, and emotions. Join us for an enlightening journey through Deweys profound insights. ~ Summary by William Allan Jones, Soloist
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002 - Ch2 THE PSYCHOLOGY OF THINKINGThe trinity of intellect conscience and its alleged separate subject-m
In Human Nature and Conduct, John Dewey, a pioneering American philosopher and educational theorist, explores the intersection of social psychology and the physical sciences. This episode presents Part 3 of his influential 1922 work, where Dewey defines HABIT and Impulse as essential concepts in understanding how individuals interact with their environment, forming the foundation for moral and ethical judgments. He eloquently states, “All habits are demands for certain kinds of activity; and they constitute the self,” while also asserting that “Habits are Will.” In this segment, Dewey delves into the process of making ethical decisions, the moments that invoke our intelligence, and the intricate relationships between aims, goals, means, ends, and emotions. Join us for an enlightening journey through Deweys profound insights. ~ Summary by William Allan Jones, Soloist
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001 - Ch1 HABIT AND INTELLIGENCE Habits and intellect mind habit and impulse
In Human Nature and Conduct, John Dewey, a pioneering American philosopher and educational theorist, explores the intersection of social psychology and the physical sciences. This episode presents Part 3 of his influential 1922 work, where Dewey defines HABIT and Impulse as essential concepts in understanding how individuals interact with their environment, forming the foundation for moral and ethical judgments. He eloquently states, “All habits are demands for certain kinds of activity; and they constitute the self,” while also asserting that “Habits are Will.” In this segment, Dewey delves into the process of making ethical decisions, the moments that invoke our intelligence, and the intricate relationships between aims, goals, means, ends, and emotions. Join us for an enlightening journey through Deweys profound insights. ~ Summary by William Allan Jones, Soloist
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In Human Nature and Conduct, John Dewey, a pioneering American philosopher and educational theorist, explores the intersection of social psychology and the physical sciences. This episode presents Part 3 of his influential 1922 work, where Dewey defines HABIT and Impulse as essential concepts in understanding how individuals interact with their environment, forming the foundation for moral and ethical judgments. He eloquently states, “All habits are demands for certain kinds of activity; and they constitute the self,” while also asserting that “Habits are Will.” In this segment, Dewey delves into the process of making ethical decisions, the moments that invoke our intelligence, and the intricate relationships between aims, goals, means, ends, and emotions. Join us for an enlightening journey through Deweys profound insights. ~ Summary by William Allan Jones, Soloist
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