John Dewey

  • The Future is Technoclassical: Signs of the McLuhan Century (Part Three)

    To appreciate how Dewey’s “progressive” educational model and Hutchins’ and Adler’s conservative or “classical” educational model were both inadequate responses to the technological environment of the 20th century โ€“ namely, the displacement of the print environment by the electric environment โ€“ it will be helpful to make a brief detour into the pioneering media analysis…

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