John Dewey and Moral Imagination

Explore the profound connections between American pragmatism and ethics in John Dewey and Moral Imagination by Steven Fesmire, published by Indiana University Press in 2003. This insightful work spans 184 pages and delves into the unique contributions of pragmatism to our understanding of moral experience, inquiry, and judgment.

Fesmire articulates how moral imagination can be viewed as a dynamic process of aesthetic perception and artistic creativity, offering a fresh perspective on the nature of moral judgment. This book is essential for anyone interested in ethics, moral philosophy, and the philosophical movements of pragmatism. Discover how Dewey’s ideas continue to resonate in contemporary discussions of morality and imagination.

Enhance your philosophical library with this engaging and thought-provoking text that bridges the gap between ethics and aesthetics.