Human Nature and Conduct
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Human Nature and Conduct

By John Dewey
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Length9h 21m

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In "Human Nature and Conduct", John Dewey extends the principles of the his pragmatic philosophy into the realm of developmental and social psychology. First published in 1922, the work was a notable departure from the deterministic theories of contemporaries, such as the physiological psychology of Wilhelm Wundt, the behaviourism of Ivan Pavlov, and Freud's emphasis on the unconscious. Refuting in particular the dualistic implications of the Pavlovian stimulus-response model of human behaviour and the arbitrariness by which those terms are assigned, he posits instead a holistic and humanistic paradigm in which a creative response to one's environment becomes the mark of a healthy individual. Dewey brings the rigour of natural sciences to the quest for a better moral system. By studying habit, impulse, and intelligence, he arrives at a morality that is firmly rooted the context of the world, accounting for thinking humans with individual circumstances that do, indeed, make a difference when determining right and wrong.  Students of sociology, philosophy, and psychology will be interested to see moral judgement investigated as a scientific question by one of America's most influential philosophers.

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GenrePsychology, Philosophy, Science and Nature
Length9 hrs 21 mins
Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices
FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateJun 3, 2020
LanguageEnglish

Table of contents

1Preface
2Introduction
3PART ONE. THE PLACE OF HABIT IN CONDUCT
4Section 1. Habits As Social Functions
5Section 2. Habits And Will
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6Section 3. Character And Conduct
7Section 4. Custom And Habit
8Section 5. Custom And Morality
9Section 6. Habit And Social Psychology
10PART TWO. THE PLACE OF IMPULSE IN CONDUCT
11Section 1. Impulses And Change Of Habits
12Section 2. Plasticity Of Impulse
13Section 3. Changing Human Nature
14Section 4. Impulse And Conflict Of Habits
15Section 5. Classification Of Instincts
16Section 6. No Separate Instincts
17Section 7. Impulse And Thought
18PART THREE. THE PLACE OF INTELLIGENCE IN CONDUCT
19Section 1. Habit And Intelligence
20Section 2. The Psychology Of Thinking
21Section 3. The Nature Of Deliberation
22Section 4. Deliberation And Calculation
23Section 5. The Uniqueness Of Good
24Section 6. The Nature Of Aims
25Section 7. The Nature Of Principles
26Section 8. Desire And Intelligence
27Section 9. The Present And Future
28PART FOUR. CONCLUSION
29Section 1. The Good Of Activity
30Section 2. Morals Are Human
31Section 3. What Is Freedom?
32Section 4. Morality Is Social

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