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All values which result from any kind of association are habitually imputed by one school of social philosophers to the state.
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John Dewey
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gutenberg.orgAll values which result from any kind of association are habitually imputed by one school of social philosophers to the state.
Dewey discusses how some philosophers attribute all social values to the state.
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