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Hu Shi, John Dewey and Experimentalism: the Columbia University periods

HU Li-zhon

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In Columbia University under the tutorship of John Dewey, the Experimentalism influenced Hu Shi on three aspects: first, the critical attitude resulted from the truth outlook of Experimentalism; second, the pragmatic attitude resulted from the socio-political philosophy of Experimentalism; third, ways of experimenting of Experimentalist methodology.

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In Columbia University under the tutorship of John Dewey, the Experimentalism influenced Hu Shi on three aspects: first, the critical attitude resulted from the truth outlook of Experimentalism; second, the pragmatic attitude resulted from the socio-political philosophy of Experimentalism; third, ways of experimenting of Experimentalist methodology.

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In Columbia University under the tutorship of John Dewey, the Experimentalism influenced Hu Shi on three aspects: first, the critical attitude resulted from the truth outlook of Experimentalism; second, the pragmatic attitude resulted from the socio-political philosophy of Experimentalism; third, ways of experimenting of Experimentalist methodology.

Key concepts: Experimentalism, Politics, Rigour, Philosophy, Epistemology, Sociology, Political science, Law

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