Beschreibung
Despite many attempts, Kierkegaards philosophy has been less than well-received in education. The Kierkegaardian themes of irony, indirect communication, subjectivity, stages of existence, despair and seduction have proven difficult to translate into educational praxis. Several factors drive this state including the lack of curricular reasoning, curricular frameworks and depth of the reading of Kierkegaard. These factors can be deduced from a thorough review of the past efforts to bring Kierkegaard into the educational dialogue from which conclusions about model educational praxis can be made that are related to the fast growing field of noncognitive education.
Autorenporträt
Timothy Hall, Ph.D., is Director of Academics of Thales Academy. He is the author of several textbook supplements, curriculums, standards, and popular history texts. His recent research focuses on the philosophy of Kierkegaard and non-cognitive education which was published in Wiley-Blackwell's Companion to Kierkegaard.
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