Works about John Dewey, 1886-2012

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605 [Reviewed in Classical Journal 49 (November 1953): 52 (E. L. Lueker, Clyde Murley, Mary Ella Milham); New York Times, 13 September 1953, BR3 (Robert L. Duffus).] LLLL-88. Lyons, Nona. “Reflective Inquiry: Foundational Issues—‘A Deepening of Conscious Life’: A Case Example—Critical Race Theory.” Handbook of Reflection and Reflective Inquiry 6 (2010): 38–44. LLLL-89. Lyons, Nona. “Approaches to Portfolio Assessment of Complex Evidence of Reflection and Reflective Practice: Scaffolding a Reflective Portfolio and a Process of Reflection.” Handbook of Reflection and Reflective Inquiry 6 (2010): 483–88. .M. M-1. McBride, Frank. “Dewey’s Theory of Inquiry Revisited: The Bain Connection.” In Proceedings of the Annual Conference of the Midwest Philosophy of Education Society, 1982, edited by Michael C. Smith and Jack Williams, 141–55. Milwaukee: Midwest Philosophy of Education Society, 1983. M-2. McBride, William L. “Science, Psychology, and Human Values in the Context of Dewey’s Critique of Marx.” In Context over Foundation: Dewey and Marx, edited by William J. Gavin, 37–47. Dordrecht, Holland: D. Reidel Publishing Co., 1988. M-3. McCadden, Helen M. “John Dewey and Education.” Commonweal 11 (1929): 113. M-4. McCallister, W. J. The Growth of Freedom in Education. London: Constable and Co., 1931. M-5. McCants, Louise, Dalton McAfee, and J. V. Gill. “The Controversial Philosophies: Necessary but Not Sufficient.” Adult Education 24 (Fall 1973): 55– 59. M-6. McCarthy, Harold E. “Dewey, Suzuki, and the Elimination of Dichotomies.” Philosophy East and West 6 (1956): 35–48. M-7. McCaslin, Mary M. “Whole Language: Theory, Instruction, and Future Implementation.” Elementary School Journal 90 (1989): 223–29. M-8. McCaul, Robert L. “Educational Biography: Dewey and [Samuel Gridley] 606 Howe.” Elementary School Journal 58 (1957): 1–7. M-9. McCaul, Robert L. “A Preliminary Listing of Dewey Letters, 1894–1904.” School and Society 87 (1959): 395–99. M-10 McCaul, Robert L. “Dewey’s Chicago.” School Review 67 (1959): 258–80. M-11. McCaul, Robert L. “Dewey and the University of Chicago. I. July, 1894– March, 1902.” School and Society 89 (1961): 152–57; “II. April, 1902–May, 1903.” Ibid., 179–83; “III. September, 1903–June, 1904.” Ibid., 202–6. M-12. McCaul, Robert L. “Dewey’s School Days, 1867–75.” Elementary School Journal 63 (1962): 15–21. M-13. McCaul, Robert L. “Dewey in College, 1875–79.” School Review 70 (1962): 437–56. M-14. McCaul, Robert L. “Twentieth Century Books Influencing American Education.” Illinois Schools Journal 56 (Winter 1976–77): 43–53. M-15. Maccia, George S. “A Comparison of the Educational Aims of Charles Peirce and John Dewey.” Educational Theory 4 (1954): 289–96. M-16. McClellan, James E. “The Contributions of Herbart.” Progressive Education 29 (1952): 168–70. M-17. McClellan, James E. “Dewey and the Concept of Method: Quest for the Philosopher’s Stone in Education.” School Review 67 (1959): 213–28. M-18. McClellan, James E. Philosophy of Education. Englewood Cliffs, N.J.: Prentice-Hall, 1976. M-19. McCluskey, Neil Gerard. Public Schools and Moral Education: The Influence of Horace Mann, William Torrey Harris, and John Dewey. New York: Columbia University Press, 1958. [Reviewed in American Historical Review 65 (1959): 189 (William H. Cartwright); British Journal of Educational Studies 8 (1959): 74 (A. C. F. Beales); Christian Century 76 (1959): 263 (Huber F. Klemme); Cross Currents 10 (1960): 145–80 (James Collins), [Dewey, 151–52]; Hibbert Journal 58 (1959): 91–93 (Harold Loukes); Religious Education 54 (1959): 186 (Paul H. Vieth); Teachers College Record 61 (1959): 114–16 (Richard D. Mosier).] M-20. McCluskey, Neil Gerard. “John Dewey and Progressivism.” America 101 607 (1959): 16–22. M-21. McCool, Gerald A. “Philosophy and Christian Wisdom.” Thought 44 (1969): 485–512. M-22. MacCormick, Neil. “On Legal Decisions and Their Consequences: From Dewey to Dworkin.” New York University Law Review 58 (1983): 239–58. M-23. McCreary, John Kenneth. “The Matrix of Dewey’s Theory of Education.” Education [Boston] 68 (1948): 439–48. M-24. McDermott, John. “Dewey’s Logic.” Transactions of the Charles S. Peirce Society 6 (1970): 34–45. M-25. McDermott, John J. The Culture of Experience: Philosophical Essays in the American Grain. New York: New York University Press, 1976. [Reviewed in Choice 14 (July-August 1977): 695–96.] M-26. McDermott, John J. “The Renascence of Classical American Philosophy.” American Studies International 16 (Spring 1978): 5–17. [Reprinted in his Streams of Experience, 1986.] M-27. McDermott, John...