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They ignore forces which have to be composed and resolved before technical and specialized action can come into play.
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John Dewey
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gutenberg.orgThey ignore forces which have to be composed and resolved before technical and specialized action can come into play.
Dewey points out that certain social forces must be addressed before technical solutions can be implemented.
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