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1) John Dewey discusses the concept of "experience" and argues that true experiences are those that have a beginning, middle, and end, forming a cohesive whole rather than being disjointed. 2) He notes that works of art become separated from the human experiences that create and are influenced by them, making it difficult to understand their significance. 3) Dewey asserts that experience occurs through the interaction between a living creature and its environment, and that under conditions of resistance
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