Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Social Principles of Education
The problem of philosophy is to bring to light new and more profound meanings. Philosophy seeks to find in the world as a whole a broader and richer significance through discovering the ulti mate and vital relations which exist among its parts. It tries so to organize and unify experience that it may possess the richest and fullest reality pos sible. Philosophy attempts to fit part to part in the great mosaic of creation, confident that the meaning of the whole and of each part will appear when the pattern is complete.
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