John Dewey Quote

Insistence upon numerical measurement when it is not inherently required by the consequence to be effected, is a mark of respect for the ritual of scientific practice at the expense of its substance.


Logic: The Theory of Inquiry, Chapter XI (p. 205), Henry Holt & Company. 1938


Insistence upon numerical measurement when it is not inherently required by the consequence to be effected, is a mark of respect for the ritual of...

Insistence upon numerical measurement when it is not inherently required by the consequence to be effected, is a mark of respect for the ritual of...

Insistence upon numerical measurement when it is not inherently required by the consequence to be effected, is a mark of respect for the ritual of...

Insistence upon numerical measurement when it is not inherently required by the consequence to be effected, is a mark of respect for the ritual of...