The book "John Dewey: An Introduction" by Martin Suhr offers a comprehensive exploration of the life and work of the most influential American philosopher of the 20th century. Dewey's philosophy, heavily influenced by Plato, places education at its core and views truth as a provisional answer to the challenges of the present. Suhr succeeds in presenting Dewey's thoughts clearly and understandably, providing readers with a deep insight into the fundamental aspects of his philosophy. The clear structure and concise language make the book a valuable companion for anyone interested in the ideas of John Dewey and their significance for modern education. With 205 pages, it provides a solid introduction to the history of philosophy and the central themes that shape Dewey's thinking.