simply uncontrolled coursing of ideas in our heads, or the successions of imaginative incidents and episodes hanging together on a continuous thread, having a certain conference, deliberately employed to establish a conclusion
it may be characterised but beliefs that are easily accepted very often without awareness of where and for the thoughts were picked up
reflective thinking is defined by Dewey not simply as a sequence of ideas, but a consequence—a consecutive ordering, each idea determines the next as is proper outcome, while each outcome in turn refers to its predecessors, the ideas support one another
john dewey instrumentalism pragmatism John Dewey’s ideas relating to pragmatism , or as he referred to it, instrumentalism, is unique in insisting that philosophy should take the methods