Dewey et la centralité du travail

Abstract

John Dewey, one of the main figures of American pragmatism, is also one amongst the rare classic authors to have defended the idea of a centrality of work. This paper tries to put forward the claims and arguments that led him to attribute to work an epistemological, a psychological as well as a social and political centrality. The aims of this paper are twofold: on the one hand, it is to specify the meaning of the idea of a centrality of work and of how it could be advocated for; on the other hand, it is to take part in the modifying of the view of Deweyian pragmatism that Francophone social sciences tend to produce. © Martin Média. Tous droits réservés pour tous pays.