The dean of American philosophy gives here the fruit of his life-long researches in the dynamic interaction between human nature and the social environment. His thesis is the continuity of nature, man and society. Upon this conception he argues for a free and realistic morality and interprets individual and social psychology. The conclusions drawn by Professor Dewey provide a set of values to which the modern mind can subscribe with the fullest accord. Human Nature and Conduct is an essential contribution to a better understanding of social relations