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The Inception of Armenian Grammatical Thought out of the Matrix of Hellenic Paideia

, 2021
This article traces the evolution of grammatical study in Greater Armenia over the transition from the Late Antiqueto the early Medieval period (6th–9th cc.).
S. Cowe
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IDENTIFYING ELEMENTS OF INTERCULTURALISM AND LANGUAGE MEDIATION IN THE “MODERN GREEK PAIDEIA” PROGRAM

International Journal of Educational Best Practices
This study delves into the intricate tapestry of interculturalism and language mediation within the textbooks of the 8th grade of the program “Modern Greek Paideia”, which is being used for the teaching of Greek as heritage language in “Aristotle” school,
Alexandros Pichas
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Person, paideia, politeia: the person, education, and politics in person-centered psychology

Person-Centered & Experiential Psychotherapies
This article, based on a keynote speech delivered at PCE2024 in Athens, Greece, aims to strike some keynotes on the theme(s) of the conference, that is, person, paideia (education), and politeia (politics).
Keith Tudor
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An Educational Implication of Hellenistic Paideia

The Korean Society for the Study of Moral Education
The purpose of this study is to examine Marrou’s unique perspective that considers ‘Hellenistic paideia’ as the archetype of western ancient education. According to Marrou, the ‘Hellenistic paideia’ is neither identical to nor inferior to ‘Greek paideia’.
Hyun-Gyung Jin
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Megarská škola a sokratovská paideia

Filozofia
The main purpose of this paper is to identify selected elements of Socratic paideia in Megarian thought. We assume that the philosophy of education was an integral part of the entire Megarian school.
Zuzana Zelinová
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The Relevance of Platonic Paideia: Philosophical Proposals for Contemporary Education

Journal of Applied Philosophy of Education
This study centers on the question, “How can Plato’s conception of paideia respond to the crises of knowledge, technology, and human relations in the contemporary world?” and discusses the reinterpretability of classical philosophical education in the ...
Vedi Temizkan
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Origins, structural and substantive features of the Byzantine model of education – paideia

Abyss (Studies in Philosophy, Political science and Social anthropology)
The article is devoted to the issue of upbringing and education of the human personality in the Byzantine Empire. The study focuses on the most important phenomenon of ancient culture, inherited by the Byzantines – «Paideia» (παιδεία) - that is ...
A. B. Degg
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Galen as representative of Greek paideia of the second sophistic era

Hypothekai
Thanks to the extensive corpus of Galen's writings, which includes numerous autobiographical works and individual notes, we possess a wealth of information regarding his upbringing and education.
I. Prolygina
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Ancient Greek Paideia and Eros

The Korean Society for the Study of Moral Education
The purpose of this study is to examine how Eros as a methodological principle of Greek Paideia worked and changed in different regions and times of Greek, accepting Marrou's perspective on Eros that flowed as a common 'principle' or 'method' of Greek ...

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O Grupo de Estudos PAIDEIA

Filosofia e Educação
This text seeks to present the academic, scientific, political and emotional ties of the PAIDEIA/FE/UNICAMP Study and Research Group in the Undergraduate Course in Philosophy and in the Postgraduate Professional Master's Program in Education, at the ...
Antônio Carlos Souza
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