ator, and philosopher whose writings on rhetoric, law, and civic life have exerted a longer continuous ... . He was educated in Rome and in Greece, studying law under Quintus Mucius Scaevola, Greek philosophy u... the Roman Empire. Clarendon Press.
==== Natural Law, Civil Society, and Republican Government ====
C... ement on justice and shared interest, and treated law as "recta ratio," or right reason, measured by it
ined the faculty of New York University School of Law in 1991, where he continued to teach and write — producing a stream of books on narrative, law, culture, and education — until his death on 5 Ju... , J. S., & Amsterdam, A. G. (2000). //Minding the Law//. Harvard University Press.
* Bruner, J. S. (2002). //Making Stories: Law, Literature, Life//. Farrar, Straus and Giroux.
mperial Moscow University to study medicine, then law — completing a law degree in 1917 — while simultaneously attending the Shanyavsky People's University,... sychology is what he called the **general genetic law of cultural development**: "Every function in the... then inside the child (intrapsychological)." This law inverts the assumption — shared by behaviourists
ally every teaching field — science, mathematics, law, engineering, medicine, theology — and Shulman hi... tice is organised across a wide range of fields — law, medicine, nursing, engineering, the clergy, and ... and the standards of professional judgement. The law school's case-based Socratic dialogue, the medica
s Ernst Freund Distinguished Service Professor of Law and Ethics, with appointments in the Law School, the Philosophy Department, and the Divinity School. H... tion, distributive justice, and the philosophy of law. She has received honorary degrees from dozens of
early exposure to the world of liberal politics, law, and Protestant piety. He studied law, history, economics, and philosophy at the universities of Heide... ationalised modernity that Weber diagnosed across law, religion, and economic life. His analysis sugges
ically, earning degrees in economics, policy, and law from prestigious institutions like Bombay Univers... ance of individual liberties, equality before the law, and protection against discrimination. His visio
r's degree in political science, and married Yale Law School graduate Richard Ravitch shortly after com... gislature on behalf of the state's charter school law.
* Ravitch, D., & Finn, C. E. (1988). What do
Secondary Education in Bilbao and later studying law, philosophy, and letters at the Central Universit... chers. Designed to "teach reason by utilizing the law of logic," the Normal School replaced the mnemoni
om Brown University in 1819, he began a career in law, his oratorical and legal skills winning him a se... , and enforced compliance with existing education law. The model he envisaged — and that his administra
at Harvard College, originally intending to read law, then shifting under the influence of Erik Erikso... g practitioners in journalism, genetics, theatre, law, philanthropy, and other domains, the project doc
ans. This deontological framework, in which moral law is "unconditionally obligatory" for all rational ... equired for life in a morally plural world. Moral law, in Kant's view, is a universal principle that al
on, participatory pedagogy, and children's rights law by decades.
==== The Rights of the Child ====
K... ====
Korczak's legacy extends into international law, child psychology, democratic education, and the
nifestation determination process now required by law.
==== Teacher Training and the Multidisciplinary... inciples and practices that now have the force of law in special education policy. The Bancroft School
guage, handwriting, oral reading, history, Danish law, social conditions, geography, natural sciences, ... participatory life in Danish democracy. By Danish law, folk high schools must today promote enlightenme
