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Sabrina Bacher – Ethics and Education, 2024
This paper explores the relationship between education and diversity from a different perspective as compared to the current human rights education-based discourse on the subject matter. Instead of portraying education as the means and respect for diversity as the end, the focus rather lies on a concept of education that incorporates diversity as…
Descriptors: Ethics, Educational Philosophy, Diversity, Civil Rights
Oliverio, Stefano – Ethics and Education, 2019
In this paper, I will establish a conversation between Rorty and the recent proposal of post-critical pedagogy. The assumption is that through this dialogue some tenets of the latter could find a Rortyan redescription that avoids the risk of 'metaphysical' formulations, whereas Rorty's ideas can increase in their relevance with respect to…
Descriptors: Critical Theory, Teaching Methods, Educational Philosophy, Metacognition
Sanderse, Wouter – Ethics and Education, 2019
As neo-Aristotelian character education approaches have become more popular, the list of objections has increased too. This paper focuses on the objection that while character education proponents claim to be 'progressive' and 'reformative' they seem to maintain the educational status quo. This paper examines what happens to neo-Aristotelian…
Descriptors: Educational Philosophy, Values Education, Teaching Methods, Ethics