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1966
Implicit in any discussion of education is a philosophy of education, a theory of educational principles, aims and values, a conception of the nature of education and its value for the human individual. Modern educational writings have paid due tribute to the value of philosophy for education, and yet considering the great influence educational ...
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Implicit in any discussion of education is a philosophy of education, a theory of educational principles, aims and values, a conception of the nature of education and its value for the human individual. Modern educational writings have paid due tribute to the value of philosophy for education, and yet considering the great influence educational ...
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1991
Dan O’Connor’s The Philosophy of Education, the concluding paragraphs of which include the sentence quoted above, was first published in 1957. I remember thinking then what a sensible and accessible little book it was — an admirable introduction to philosophy as such and, as such, having at least all that relevance to education as a good introduction ...
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Dan O’Connor’s The Philosophy of Education, the concluding paragraphs of which include the sentence quoted above, was first published in 1957. I remember thinking then what a sensible and accessible little book it was — an admirable introduction to philosophy as such and, as such, having at least all that relevance to education as a good introduction ...
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Preface to an Educational Philosophy.
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Teaching Philosophy, 1997