John Dewey Quote

Active experimentation must force the apparent facts of nature into forms different to those in which they familiarly present themselves; and thus make them tell the truth about themselves, as torture may compel an unwilling witness to reveal what he has been concealing.


Reconstruction in Philosophy, Chapter II (p. 32), Henry Holt & Co. 1920


Active experimentation must force the apparent facts of nature into forms different to those in which they familiarly present themselves; and thus...

Active experimentation must force the apparent facts of nature into forms different to those in which they familiarly present themselves; and thus...

Active experimentation must force the apparent facts of nature into forms different to those in which they familiarly present themselves; and thus...

Active experimentation must force the apparent facts of nature into forms different to those in which they familiarly present themselves; and thus...