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They affect thinking and desire more than did the interests which formerly moved the state.
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John Dewey
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gutenberg.orgThey affect thinking and desire more than did the interests which formerly moved the state.
Dewey argues that modern economic forces shape desires and thoughts more than past interests did.
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