Dewey's Pragmatism

Dewey's Pragmatism is a philosophy that views ideas and beliefs as tools for solving practical problems rather than absolute truths. He believed knowledge develops through experience and experimentation, emphasizing that truth is what works best in real-life situations. For Dewey, learning and thinking are continuous processes that adapt based on our actions and results. This approach encourages open-mindedness, critical thinking, and a focus on how ideas can effectively improve our lives and society, rather than seeking unchangeable, eternal principles.