Great condensation of the ideas of a prolific writer

Dewey is infamous for the sheer amount he wrote throughout his life. It is surely impossible to attain an overview of his thoughts on a variety of issues through the original writings without spending a lifetime reading them - but this is a nice alternative. With Chapters separated into digestible parts discussing key aspects of his philosophy - be it truth, experience, democracy, religion, or aesthetics - one can quickly get an overview of what was the basis for his thought and how he deduced his later conclusions. This is probably the most accessible and understandable introduction to Dewey I have found - with fitting citations read in different voices to give an auditory emphasis of the different people speaking, both quoting Dewey directly as well as people who favoured or criticised him. I would highly recommend this recording for people interested in Dewey’s thought.