How does one best stimulate among children and youth the nurturing of caring, higher order thinking, which Matthew Lipman extols and seeks to realize via his Philosophy for Children program? For Lipman, this is achieved principally through philosophical dialogue in a community of inquiry characterized not so much by participants’ shared quest to reach a fixed destination, but by a process guided by “procedural rules, which are largely logical in nature,” and which are imbued with “reasonableness, creativity, and care”. This, he believes, will best lead to the gaining of a deeper understanding of inquirers’ differing views that in turn enables them to accept and even embrace differences of opinion. Yet, I will contend in this paper, the type...
The present work intends to focus the child in the context of what is understood of childhood today,...
This paper explores the role that the idea of science plays within Matthew Lipman’s approach to inqu...
This review of Matthew Lipman’s autobiography, A Life Teaching Thinking, is a reflection on the them...
As the responsible agent for teacher training in the framework of various research projects on the P...
This article argues that Matthew Lipman’s Philosophy for Children Program is based on a liberal conc...
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This paper intends to interpret Mathew Lipman’s Philosophy for Children. It takes as a starting poin...
We lead off this issue of Childhood and Philosophy with a collection of testimonies, homag...
We lead off this issue of Childhood and Philosophy with a collection of testimonies, homag...
We lead off this issue of Childhood and Philosophy with a collection of testimonies, homag...
We lead off this issue of Childhood and Philosophy with a collection of testimonies, homag...
Este artigo busca uma refl exão sistematizada da proposta existente no programa de fi losofi a para ...
Este artigo busca uma refl exão sistematizada da proposta existente no programa de fi losofi a para ...
With this contribution I want to highlight in what terms pedagogy can modify and revolutionize socia...
With this contribution I want to highlight in what terms pedagogy can modify and revolutionize socia...
The present work intends to focus the child in the context of what is understood of childhood today,...
This paper explores the role that the idea of science plays within Matthew Lipman’s approach to inqu...
This review of Matthew Lipman’s autobiography, A Life Teaching Thinking, is a reflection on the them...
As the responsible agent for teacher training in the framework of various research projects on the P...
This article argues that Matthew Lipman’s Philosophy for Children Program is based on a liberal conc...
Made available in DSpace on 2016-07-27T13:54:48Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 GIZELE GERALDA PARREIRA...
This paper intends to interpret Mathew Lipman’s Philosophy for Children. It takes as a starting poin...
We lead off this issue of Childhood and Philosophy with a collection of testimonies, homag...
We lead off this issue of Childhood and Philosophy with a collection of testimonies, homag...
We lead off this issue of Childhood and Philosophy with a collection of testimonies, homag...
We lead off this issue of Childhood and Philosophy with a collection of testimonies, homag...
Este artigo busca uma refl exão sistematizada da proposta existente no programa de fi losofi a para ...
Este artigo busca uma refl exão sistematizada da proposta existente no programa de fi losofi a para ...
With this contribution I want to highlight in what terms pedagogy can modify and revolutionize socia...
With this contribution I want to highlight in what terms pedagogy can modify and revolutionize socia...
The present work intends to focus the child in the context of what is understood of childhood today,...
This paper explores the role that the idea of science plays within Matthew Lipman’s approach to inqu...
This review of Matthew Lipman’s autobiography, A Life Teaching Thinking, is a reflection on the them...