In this paper we argue that there are at least two conditions for the adequate realization of the capacity of free will – and thus of the realization of the right to freedom of education – that are missing from Matusov's account, and needed to be integrated with it in order to enable the successful implementation of the right to freedom of education principle. We will then offer a different typology of the field of education, a typology that is complementary, rather than contradictory, to Matusov's typology, and use this typology – especially the concept of heutagogy – to offer a way that optimizes freedom of will in educatio
This thesis, through an examination of the Philosophy of Spinoza, represents a critique of the conce...
Redesigning and rebuilding education pedagogy as a subject were not, are not and shallnever be inapp...
The education of the person supposes the formation of his freedom. Maritain says that ‘man is born f...
In this paper we argue that there are at least two conditions for the adequate realization of the ca...
The article contains reflections on the problem which has arised in Eugene Matusov's article on free...
It is commonly assumed that to educate means to control or guide a person’s acting and development. ...
It is commonly assumed that to educate means to control or guide a person’s acting and development. ...
In this response to Matusov's "Right for Freedom in Education," I will offer two “yes, but…” concern...
This article is a response to Matusov's argument for a student's right to define the limits of their...
In this Spinozist defence of the educational promotion of students’ autonomy I argue for a determini...
This conceptual essay, which opens the special issue, examines why a student’s right to freedom of e...
Dr. Eugene Matusov’s article “A Student’s Right to Freedom of Education,” promotes a system of educa...
This thesis considers the idea of freedom in education. It attempts to show how prevalent conception...
In this reflective paper, I respond to Dr. Matusov’s (2020) eloquent philosophical exploration of “s...
This is the second editorial of the journal Theology and Philosophy of Education, a journal for the ...
This thesis, through an examination of the Philosophy of Spinoza, represents a critique of the conce...
Redesigning and rebuilding education pedagogy as a subject were not, are not and shallnever be inapp...
The education of the person supposes the formation of his freedom. Maritain says that ‘man is born f...
In this paper we argue that there are at least two conditions for the adequate realization of the ca...
The article contains reflections on the problem which has arised in Eugene Matusov's article on free...
It is commonly assumed that to educate means to control or guide a person’s acting and development. ...
It is commonly assumed that to educate means to control or guide a person’s acting and development. ...
In this response to Matusov's "Right for Freedom in Education," I will offer two “yes, but…” concern...
This article is a response to Matusov's argument for a student's right to define the limits of their...
In this Spinozist defence of the educational promotion of students’ autonomy I argue for a determini...
This conceptual essay, which opens the special issue, examines why a student’s right to freedom of e...
Dr. Eugene Matusov’s article “A Student’s Right to Freedom of Education,” promotes a system of educa...
This thesis considers the idea of freedom in education. It attempts to show how prevalent conception...
In this reflective paper, I respond to Dr. Matusov’s (2020) eloquent philosophical exploration of “s...
This is the second editorial of the journal Theology and Philosophy of Education, a journal for the ...
This thesis, through an examination of the Philosophy of Spinoza, represents a critique of the conce...
Redesigning and rebuilding education pedagogy as a subject were not, are not and shallnever be inapp...
The education of the person supposes the formation of his freedom. Maritain says that ‘man is born f...