How to characterize the term „emancipation through education”? Emancipation is the process which leads to social equality, political freedom and a real possibility of individual progress for every human being. An egalitarian education means that knowledge is available for everybody irrespective of his or her social class, sex, race and nationality. It helps people from the oppressed or discriminated groups to fight injustice and teaches them how to defend their already achieved rights. The idea of emancipation through education understood in such a way emerged in the period of the Enlightenment, which encompassed the times before, during and right after the French Revolution. Then this idea evolved through the whole modern era, which ends i...
Tekst dotyka problemu kompetencji i kompetencyjności kształcenia w kontekście wybranych filozoficzn...
Abstract Gert Biesta has criticized Anglo-American and German models of emancipatory education. Acc...
The paper examines two conflicting societal functions of education: on the one hand, education can w...
Education may lead to emancipation, but it may also be precisely what one should emancipate oneself...
The paper examines two conflicting societal functions of education: on the one hand, education can w...
The dissertation investigates the concept of emancipation, theorized by Karl Marx, as well as its u...
In this paper the author examines some of the theories of subjectivity that are influential in conte...
This article reflects on the possibility of education for emancipation, and its pedagogical implicat...
Rad nastoji da tematizuje odnos emancipacije i obrazovanja u četiri koraka. U prvom delu izlaže se k...
Emancipation has lost its charisma. In the 1960s, the term had been one of the saviour-concepts in t...
The development of this research, which has the object of study being the Curricular Matrix of Soro...
The text attempts to rethink the concept of emancipation and how it is structured as political actio...
Can education, in the current status of the capitalist society, contribute to human emancipation? Th...
Gert Biesta has criticized Anglo-American and German models of emancipatory education. According to ...
Book of Abstracts of the annual conferences Why still education? presents a collection of presentati...
Tekst dotyka problemu kompetencji i kompetencyjności kształcenia w kontekście wybranych filozoficzn...
Abstract Gert Biesta has criticized Anglo-American and German models of emancipatory education. Acc...
The paper examines two conflicting societal functions of education: on the one hand, education can w...
Education may lead to emancipation, but it may also be precisely what one should emancipate oneself...
The paper examines two conflicting societal functions of education: on the one hand, education can w...
The dissertation investigates the concept of emancipation, theorized by Karl Marx, as well as its u...
In this paper the author examines some of the theories of subjectivity that are influential in conte...
This article reflects on the possibility of education for emancipation, and its pedagogical implicat...
Rad nastoji da tematizuje odnos emancipacije i obrazovanja u četiri koraka. U prvom delu izlaže se k...
Emancipation has lost its charisma. In the 1960s, the term had been one of the saviour-concepts in t...
The development of this research, which has the object of study being the Curricular Matrix of Soro...
The text attempts to rethink the concept of emancipation and how it is structured as political actio...
Can education, in the current status of the capitalist society, contribute to human emancipation? Th...
Gert Biesta has criticized Anglo-American and German models of emancipatory education. According to ...
Book of Abstracts of the annual conferences Why still education? presents a collection of presentati...
Tekst dotyka problemu kompetencji i kompetencyjności kształcenia w kontekście wybranych filozoficzn...
Abstract Gert Biesta has criticized Anglo-American and German models of emancipatory education. Acc...
The paper examines two conflicting societal functions of education: on the one hand, education can w...