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ORIGINAL ARTICLE

Democracy and Education: Reconstruction of and through Education

James Campbell

Philosophy Department, The University of Toledo

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First published: 21 April 2016

Abstract

While focusing on Democracy and Education, James Campbell attempts in this essay to offer a synthesis of the full range of John Dewey's educational thought. Campbell explores in particular Dewey's understanding of the relationship between democracy and education by considering both his ideas on the reconstruction of education and on the role of education in broader social reconstruction. Throughout his philosophical work, Campbell concludes, Dewey offers us a vision of a society self‐consciously striving to enable its members to live fully educative lives.