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These modes of conjoint action and their consequences profoundly affect not only the outer habits of singular persons, but their dispositions in emotion, desire, planning and valuing.
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John Dewey
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gutenberg.orgThese modes of conjoint action and their consequences profoundly affect not only the outer habits of singular persons, but their dispositions in emotion, desire, planning and valuing.
Dewey discusses how social interactions influence individual emotions and values.
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