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John Dewey: If individuals had no stated conditions under which they come to agreement with one another, any agreement would either…

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If individuals had no stated conditions under which they come to agreement with one another, any agreement would either terminate in a twilight zone of vagueness or would have to cover such an enormous amount of detail as to be unwieldy and unworkable.
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John Dewey

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Dewey argues that clear conditions are essential for effective agreements between individuals.

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