Art vs. Science in Dewey and Chernyshevsky
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In the latter part of the nineteenth century, both Russia and America became fascinated with “science.” The scientific outlook was one natural outgrowth of a culture suspicious of a priori deductive systems — of “reason for the sake of reason.”162 However, in both countries this fascination with science sometimes resulted in the downplaying of other dimensions of experience, i. e., the aesthetic.
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