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| Those who did probably had the luck of being able to afford an old Deweyan institution such as New Lincoln, Elizabeth Irwin, or Dalton, in New York City. As we have seen, Richard Rorty's utopian social hopes are post-metaphysical, inspired by a Deweyan pragmatism and an Emersonian and Whitmanesque "poetics of futurity. Social constructivism (Vygotskian and Deweyan theories being precursors; Palincsar, 1998; Sink, 1997a) does not rely on foundationalists' epistemologies (empiricism, positivism, and behaviorism), where scientific and objective methods are used to generate knowledge. |
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