The term Bildung is notoriously difficult to translate. Though it is often translated as “education,” this does not entirely convey its meaning nor entirely explain its use in a myriad compounds such as Bildungssprache (language of/for education), Bildungsweg (path to education), Allgemeinbildung (general education/knowledge expectations), Ausbildung (education for professional purposes), Halbbildung (semi education). Richard Rorty (2009) attempted to transfer this term into English more fittingly by coining the term “edification” as a portmanteau of education and qualification; other translators have focused on its meaning as a formative process (for an individual’s personality)
The article \u2012 in its five paragraphs, respectively signed by Giancarla Sola, Andreas D\uf6rping...
In their contribution to the Festschrift in honour of Prof. Peter Maassen, the authors turn to one o...
The German term ›Bildungsferne‹ – literally translated as ›distance from education‹ – is structured ...
The term Bildung is notoriously difficult to translate. Though it is often translated as “education,...
In this issue, we are pleased to include four contributions on a topic that is currently the object ...
While higher education is expected to prepare students so they can reflect and act in relation with ...
Bildung is one of the most central as well as controversial concepts in (German/continental) educati...
It is surprising that there is a young academic in 2015 working intensively on the German philosophe...
Traces the historical literature related to the concept of Bildung from its earliest usage to the pr...
The increase in international pedagogical discussions in recent years has shown that dialogue is cha...
Published version of an article in the journal: International Journal of Human Sciences. Also availa...
The article presents the essence of the Bildung concept, which is a complex and dynamic one, with de...
Worldwide, education promises a better future for aspiring generations. However, our current educati...
Der Begriff der Bildung hat sich nicht verändert, wohl aber manche Definitionen. Bildung ist die "An...
Bildung is a complex educational concept that emerged in Germany in the mid eighteenth century. Espe...
The article \u2012 in its five paragraphs, respectively signed by Giancarla Sola, Andreas D\uf6rping...
In their contribution to the Festschrift in honour of Prof. Peter Maassen, the authors turn to one o...
The German term ›Bildungsferne‹ – literally translated as ›distance from education‹ – is structured ...
The term Bildung is notoriously difficult to translate. Though it is often translated as “education,...
In this issue, we are pleased to include four contributions on a topic that is currently the object ...
While higher education is expected to prepare students so they can reflect and act in relation with ...
Bildung is one of the most central as well as controversial concepts in (German/continental) educati...
It is surprising that there is a young academic in 2015 working intensively on the German philosophe...
Traces the historical literature related to the concept of Bildung from its earliest usage to the pr...
The increase in international pedagogical discussions in recent years has shown that dialogue is cha...
Published version of an article in the journal: International Journal of Human Sciences. Also availa...
The article presents the essence of the Bildung concept, which is a complex and dynamic one, with de...
Worldwide, education promises a better future for aspiring generations. However, our current educati...
Der Begriff der Bildung hat sich nicht verändert, wohl aber manche Definitionen. Bildung ist die "An...
Bildung is a complex educational concept that emerged in Germany in the mid eighteenth century. Espe...
The article \u2012 in its five paragraphs, respectively signed by Giancarla Sola, Andreas D\uf6rping...
In their contribution to the Festschrift in honour of Prof. Peter Maassen, the authors turn to one o...
The German term ›Bildungsferne‹ – literally translated as ›distance from education‹ – is structured ...