Education & Culture, published by Purdue University Press, is the flagship journal of the John Dewey Society and draws its mission from furthering John Dewey’s work as a philosopher, psychologist, and educational theorist. This journal provides an academic forum for scholars, practitioners, researchers, and activist-scholars interested in expanding pragmatist philosophy and progressive educational thought. Submissions of Deweyan scholarship that take an integrated approach to the philosophical, historical, and sociological study of education are welcome. Content published prior to a three-year moving wall is available free of charge on this site. The three most recent years are accessible through Project MUSE. Additional information about the John Dewey Society can be found on their website.
Current Issue: Volume 41, Issue 2 (2025)
Articles
John Dewey and the Predicaments of Modern Education
Kurt Stemhagen and Kathy Hytten
Dewey and the Historical Inquiry Process: Foundations of Modern History Pedagogy
Vince Wall, Alison Bedford, and Petrea Redmond
John Dewey, School Corporal Punishment, and Educational Authenticity: Expanding the Educational Case Against the Use of Corporal Punishment in US Schools
Derek T. M. Daskalakes