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Methods in Philosophy of Education / Frieda Heyting | Dieter Lenzen | John White

Material type: TextTextPublication details: London: Routledge, 2001. Description: ix, 185 p. Soft-Bound, 24 cmISBN: 9780415758444DDC classification: 370.1
Contents:
1. Methodological traditions in philosophy of education introduction; 2. An analysis perspective on education and children's rights; 3. Reflective equilibrium as a method of philosophy of education: Justifying an ethical conception of children's sexual rights; 4. An analysis approach in philosophy of education: the case of children's rights; 5. The problematic employment of reason in philosophy of Bildund and education; 6. Philosophy of education as foundational analysis and critique: conflicting liberal views on the right to an education for autonomy; 7. On the structural philosophy of education: an analysis of the rights of the child 8. Antifoundationalist foundational research: analysing of the rights of the child; 9. How can philosophy of education be critical? How critical can philosophy of education be? deconstructive reflections on children's rights; 10. Children's rights and education: a hermeneutic approach; 11. Rights of children and future adults: a cultural educational perspective;
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1. Methodological traditions in philosophy of education introduction;
2. An analysis perspective on education and children's rights;
3. Reflective equilibrium as a method of philosophy of education: Justifying an ethical conception of children's sexual rights;
4. An analysis approach in philosophy of education: the case of children's rights;
5. The problematic employment of reason in philosophy of Bildund and education;
6. Philosophy of education as foundational analysis and critique: conflicting liberal views on the right to an education for autonomy;
7. On the structural philosophy of education: an analysis of the rights of the child
8. Antifoundationalist foundational research: analysing of the rights of the child;
9. How can philosophy of education be critical? How critical can philosophy of education be? deconstructive reflections on children's rights;
10. Children's rights and education: a hermeneutic approach;
11. Rights of children and future adults: a cultural educational perspective;

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