Dr. Jenkins Presents John Dewey: Art as Experience

[@prestonmcneil3371]

Thank you for these lectures Dr. J! They really support my in-class lectures well.

[@astridvig729]

Thank you so much, Dr. Phil! I always review your video when I try to understand better Dewey's philosophy. Your explanation has helped me to write my thesis, specifically Dewey's part.

[@philjenkins1292]

Thanks for your kind comment Astrid Verónica Ixehuatl González!

[@NewAgeNomad93]

Using these as a supplemental lecture for my classes. Thanks, professor!

[@philjenkins1292]

Excellent, thanks for your kind comment Fabian Vasquez!

[@coccolulu]

Thank you, Dr. Phil.

[@drphilipjenkins583]

My pleasure Lisbeth Regine Mangen!

[@Fit_Philosopher]

love it, thank you for the elaboration and analysis!

[@philjenkins1292]

Thank you for your kind words TheSchoolOfWisdomSeries!

[@Fit_Philosopher]

I am choosing to include his thinking on experience/ art / creative process /creative experience in my masters thesis. So this was helpful 😁

[@philjenkins1292]

@@Fit_Philosopher Excellent, Art as Experience and Experience and Nature are my favorite books by Dewey. Best of luck on your thesis!

[@kristen5181]

thank you prof this really explains the whole thing

[@drphilipjenkins583]

Thanks for watching and for your awesome comment Kristen!

[@justininfrance]

People find Dewey difficult to understand? My god, what do these people make of Hegel, Russell, Wittgenstein, Kant?

[@drphilipjenkins583]

Thanks for your comment Saurat; I agree with the sentiment!

[@huuxpuux]

Does richard shusteeman expand pragmatism by making it, basically more practical?😀

[@drphilipjenkins583]

Thanks for your comment MarkusHugo R., I don't know the answer to that, but maybe someone with more knowledge of his philosophy can answer that.

[@skilllearning2256]

Thank you, it helped me with my essay

[@philjenkins1292]

I'm so glad it helped Skill learning, thanks for your kind comment!