John Dewey - Revision history

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 In [[1935]], he was awarded the [[Butler Medal]] at [[Commencement]].
-A plaque on the building that is home to [[Tom's Restaurant]] commemorates the period when Dewey lived there.
+A plaque on [[Armstrong Hall]], the building that is home to [[Tom's Restaurant]], commemorates the period when Dewey lived there.
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 '''John Dewey''' was an influential philosopher and educator. He taught and researched in several branches of the University from [[1904]] to [[1930]], but is perhaps most well known for his work at [[Teachers College]].
-Among his notable students were [[Mortimer Adler]] and [[B.R. Ambedkar]]. One of Dewey's most notable later detractors, [[Randolph Bourne]], was also among his students when he was at Columbia.
+Among his notable students were [[Mortimer Adler]], [[B.R. Ambedkar]], and [[Jacques Barzun]]. One of Dewey's most notable later detractors, [[Randolph Bourne]], was also among his students when he was at Columbia.
 He was one of the professors who left Columbia to found the [[New School for Social Research]].

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 *[http://c250.columbia.edu/c250_celebrates/remarkable_columbians/john_dewey.html Columbians Ahead of Their Time: John Dewey]
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	*[http://c250.columbia.edu/c250_celebrates/remarkable_columbians/john_dewey.html Columbians Ahead of Their Time: John Dewey]		*[http://c250.columbia.edu/c250_celebrates/remarkable_columbians/john_dewey.html Columbians Ahead of Their Time: John Dewey]

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	Among his notable students were [[Mortimer Adler]] and [[B.R. Ambedkar]]. One of Dewey's most notable later detractors, [[Randolph Bourne]], was also among his students when he was at Columbia.		Among his notable students were [[Mortimer Adler]] and [[B.R. Ambedkar]]. One of Dewey's most notable later detractors, [[Randolph Bourne]], was also among his students when he was at Columbia.
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		+	He was one of the professors who left Columbia to found the [[New School for Social Research]].

	In [[1935]], he was awarded the [[Butler Medal]] at [[Commencement]].		In [[1935]], he was awarded the [[Butler Medal]] at [[Commencement]].

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-'''John Dewey''' was an influential philosopher and educator. He taughed and researched in several branches of the university, but is most well known for his work at [[Teachers College]].
+[[Image:JohnDewey.gif|thumb|200px|John Dewey]]
 Among his notable students were [[Mortimer Adler]] and [[B.R. Ambedkar]].

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−	'''John Dewey''' was an influential ~~American~~ philosopher and educator. He taughed and researched in several branches of the university, but is most well known for his work at [[Teachers College]].	+	{{wp-also}}
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		+	'''John Dewey''' was an influential philosopher and educator. He taughed and researched in several branches of the university, but is most well known for his work at [[Teachers College]].

	A plaque on the building that is home to [[Tom's Restaurant]] commemorates the period when Dewey lived there.		A plaque on the building that is home to [[Tom's Restaurant]] commemorates the period when Dewey lived there.
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		+	[[Category:Former professors]]