Search for certainty

The Search for Certainty by John Dewey...John Dewey's revolution came to come down to the facts existing in a changing world, which are acquired through experience, and this Dewey revolution makes the criterion of judgment not in previous things, but in results and fruits, and does not make us depend on the past, but rather on building a world A future with intention and direction. He clarifies this revolution and increases it in clarity by saying that the center of philosophy in its ancient heritage was the mind, which is known according to the faculties it has within it. However, in the philosophy that he calls for, the center is the continuous interaction in the course of nature between the human mind and natural things, and this interaction takes place. According to intentional processes that direct us toward new outcomes.