Such a logic involves the following factors: First, that those concepts, general principles, theories and dialectical developments which are indispensable to any systematic knowledge be shaped and tested as tools of inquiry.
Dewey outlines the necessity of shaping concepts and theories as tools for inquiry in systematic knowledge.
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