John Dewey: “But, like the authors of the theory, they ignored the technological…”

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But, like the authors of the theory, they ignored the technological forces making for consolidation.

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John Dewey

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Dewey points out the overlooked technological forces that promote societal consolidation.

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John Dewey: “But, like the authors of the theory, they ignored the technological forces making for consolidation.”