Perception as Familiarization
This article offers a reading of the 1922 Notes and Outlines Dewey drafted for the Carus Lectures, making an otherwise fragmented set of materials more intelligible while also drawing attention to what Dewey chose not to publish in Experience and Nature, of which these lectures serve as the original...
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European Journal of Pragmatism and American Philosophy
2026
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| Shrnutí: | This article offers a reading of the 1922 Notes and Outlines Dewey drafted for the Carus Lectures, making an otherwise fragmented set of materials more intelligible while also drawing attention to what Dewey chose not to publish in Experience and Nature, of which these lectures serve as the original basis. It argues that processes of familiarization – meant as a tensive, dynamic, and complex field of experience – are central to these pages and, more broadly, to Dewey’s account of perception. |
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