Imitation and Education : a Philosophical Inquiry into Learning by Example.
Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
Idioma: | Inglés |
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Ithaca :
State University of New York Press,
2008.
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Colección: | SUNY series in philosophy of education.
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Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
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- Imitation and Education
- Contents
- Acknowledgments
- 1. The Problems of Imitation and Human Exemplarity
- INTRODUCTION
- THE MYSTERIES OF LEARNING BY EXAMPLE: AN OUTLINE
- 2. The Historical Tradition of Human Exemplarity
- IMITATIVE MODELS OF HUMAN EXEMPLARITY:THE STANDARD MODEL
- ENLIGHTENMENT CRITICISM ANDNONIMITATIVE EXEMPLARS
- THE HISTORICAL TRADITION: AN INITIAL ASSESSMENT
- 3. How Do People Become Examples?
- THE NATURE OF EXAMPLES
- HOW DOES SOMETHING BECOME AN EXAMPLE?
- EDUCATIONAL IMPLICATIONS
- CONCLUSION
- 4. How Do Examples Bring Out Imitation?THE LINK BETWEEN ACTION AND PERCEPTION
- THE SENSE OF SELF AND THEIMITATIVE SORTING MECHANISM
- THE NARRATIVE-SELF THEORY OF IMITATION
- THE SOCIAL NATURE OF NARRATIVE AND IMITATION
- EDUCATIONAL IMPLICATIONS
- CONCLUSION
- 5. The Social Meanings of Imitation
- THE MEANINGS OF FOLLOWING AN EXAMPLE
- IMITATION AND COMMUNITY IDENTITY
- IMITATION, INITIATION, AND EDUCATION
- FACTORS INFLUENCING IMITATIVE MEANING
- IMITATION AND COMMUNITIES OF LEARNING
- CONCLUSION
- 6. Imitation, Exemplarity, and Moral Reason
- THE PRACTICAL OBJECTION TO IMITATING EXAMPLESA SOCIAL RESPONSE TO THE PRACTICAL OBJECTION
- THE THEORETICAL OBJECTION TO IMITATING EXAMPLES
- A SOCIAL RESPONSE TO THE THEORETICAL OBJECTION
- CONCLUSION
- 7. How Can We Evaluate Human Exemplars?
- ANCIENT SKEPTICISM, EXEMPLARITY, AND CRITICALITY
- THE TURN TO PRACTICES AND EXEMPLAR ROTATION
- A CRITICAL EDUCATION AND EXEMPLARITY: A CONCLUSION
- 8. A Social Analysis of Exemplarity and Imitation
- Notes
- References
- Index
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