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Recalling the Forgotten Education And Moral Quest

By: Contributor(s): Material type: TextLanguage: English Publication details: DELHI AAKAR BOOKS 2009Edition: 2009Description: 204pISBN:
  • 9788189833725
Uniform titles:
  • Recalling the Forgotten EDUCATION AND MORAL QUEST English
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DDC classification:
  • 370.1
Summary: It raises critical questions, pleads for a reflexive pedagogy, and seeks to relate deeper moral/philosophic issues to the culture of learning. From school education to higher learning it throws light on classification and dissemination of knowledges, texts and practices, and pedagogic interventions and creative possibilities. With philosophic contemplation, dialogic interaction and sociological reflection it visualizes a culture of learning capable of contributing to the making of a spiritually elevated/ecologically sensitive/egalitarian society. Here is a book that needs to be read by sociologists, social philosophers, educationists, and all those who celebrate the vocation of teaching.
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It raises critical questions, pleads for a reflexive pedagogy, and seeks to relate deeper moral/philosophic issues to the culture of learning. From school education to higher learning it throws light on classification and dissemination of knowledges, texts and practices, and pedagogic interventions and creative possibilities. With philosophic contemplation, dialogic interaction and sociological reflection it visualizes a culture of learning capable of contributing to the making of a spiritually elevated/ecologically sensitive/egalitarian society. Here is a book that needs to be read by sociologists, social philosophers, educationists, and all those who celebrate the vocation of teaching.

It raises critical questions, pleads for a reflexive pedagogy, and seeks to relate deeper moral/philosophic issues to the culture of learning. From school education to higher learning it throws light on classification and dissemination of knowledges, texts and practices, and pedagogic interventions and creative possibilities. With philosophic contemplation, dialogic interaction and sociological reflection it visualizes a culture of learning capable of contributing to the making of a spiritually elevated/ecologically sensitive/egalitarian society. Here is a book that needs to be read by sociologists, social philosophers, educationists, and all those who celebrate the vocation of teaching.

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