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* Shemwell, J. T., Ch... iment rather than through the analysis of ancient philosophical texts, that observation must precede generalizati... atre (Idola Theatri):** biases rooted in received philosophical systems — "stage plays, representing worlds of th... hod and achievement of Aristotle and Bacon. //The Philosophical Review//, 31(5), 471–494.
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of Logic// (1812/1816), the //Encyclopedia of the Philosophical Sciences// (1817), and //Elements of the Philosop... own rational autonomy. The //Encyclopedia of the Philosophical Sciences// (1817) systematised this vision as the complete manifestation of Hegel's philosophical architecture.
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ce — the famous //tabula rasa// — constituted the philosophical foundation for a transformed approach to educatio... as the Foundation of Educational Theory ====
The philosophical cornerstone of Locke's educational thought is his... ion of genuine social equality, is Lockean at its philosophical root. Jefferson's plans for a tiered system of pu... onal policy invoke, often without knowing it, the philosophical structure that Locke established. His influence o
body of work that redefined what it means to ask philosophical questions about education.
===== Key Contributio... thesis was primarily Hirst's, Peters provided the philosophical justification for treating curriculum as somethin... ion of genuine rationality. This perspective gave philosophical weight to the liberal arts tradition and provided... s// (1977), Peters turned to the question of what philosophical understanding teachers need in order to practise
ocal magistrate and civic leader. He received his philosophical education in Athens under Ammonius, a Platonist w... d be harmonised with Aristotelian ethics and that philosophical inquiry was inseparable from civic virtue; cultur... e actually does.
==== Suspension of Judgment and Philosophical Humility ====
Plutarch's philosophical position as a Platonist committed to the Academy's sceptical heritage le
ope. This encounter with Aristotle, whose secular philosophical reasoning was regarded with deep suspicion by man... he age of forty-nine, having produced a volume of philosophical and theological writing of extraordinary range, r... theory (attributed to some Latin Averroists) that philosophical and theological truths could simply contradict on... s arise between reason and revelation, either the philosophical argument contains a hidden flaw or the theologica
that reshaped virtually every subsequent field of philosophical inquiry. His lectures on pedagogy, compiled and p... ===
Kant is widely credited with having laid the philosophical foundation for critical thinking in formal educat... n teaching, rejoicing in training students in non-philosophical courses such as anthropology and physical geograp... === Legacies and Unfinished Business ====
Kant's philosophical legacy in education has been profound and persist
be measured on multiple-choice exams — have given philosophical substance to a widely felt but often under-articu... and Duwell have questioned the consistency of her philosophical justifications across different stages of her car... e central capabilities list may reflect a Western philosophical tradition that does not adequately account for th... and institutional mechanisms for translating her philosophical arguments into educational policy change remain i
the physical endurance and moral courage that his philosophical conversations would later theorise. Unlike the So... Thrasymachus' position is not merely an abstract philosophical thesis; it is the practical creed of Sophistic ed... s Lyceum, and through them to much of the Western philosophical curriculum. His method of sustained critical ques... the law school case method, and various forms of philosophical inquiry with children (P4C) developed by Matthew
commitment to teaching and to the cultivation of philosophical life in others. Her philosophical tradition was Neoplatonism — the last school of Greek philosophy — which held ... we of her students and document a relationship of philosophical intimacy and lifelong intellectual partnership. S
and Instrumentalism: Ideas as Tools ====
Dewey's philosophical contribution to education begins with his reformu... quiry in the first place. This seemingly abstract philosophical position had radical educational consequences. If... ity, Interaction, and Learning by Doing ====
The philosophical core of Dewey's educational theory is his account
tical isolation to some of the most consequential philosophical writing of antiquity. After Caesar's assassinatio... ica, De Legibus, and De Officiis — reframed Greek philosophical ideas for Roman civic use and, through their late... may be the one he never intended: serving as the philosophical bridge between pagan antiquity and Christian Euro
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==== From Transmission to Organisation: A Philosophical Reorientation of Teaching ====
The single most i... ctivity, from reception to construction — was the philosophical spine of the Cánh Buồm project and the most disti... ne of the canonical texts of childhood wonder and philosophical inquiry to Vietnamese readers, while his translat
ificant attempts by an English humanist to extend philosophical and political education beyond the Latin-literate... ct was complicated by the poverty of English as a philosophical and scientific language: Elyot found himself not ... riters — including Shakespeare — could articulate philosophical, political, and moral ideas. Sullivan and Walzer,
balanced cultivation of body, livelihood, ethics, philosophical outlook, and sensibility, and it translated Kanti... imperial hierarchy.
**4. Worldview education:** philosophical formation of an autonomous, rational self.
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