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In determining consequences, they institute publics with different interests, which exact different types of political behavior to care for them.
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John Dewey
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gutenberg.orgIn determining consequences, they institute publics with different interests, which exact different types of political behavior to care for them.
Dewey discusses how different public interests arise from varying consequences of social behavior.
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