This study explores the reasons why theatre pedagogy as practiced through drama inquiry is highly compatible with philosophical inquiry as practiced in a community of inquiry. After clarifying the way in which theatre and philosophy can be practiced in an educational context, common elements of drama and philosophical inquiry are examined in terms of epistemology and method. As it is suggested that a number of skills and attitudes can be traced in both drama and philosophical inquiry, there follows an elaborated presentation of such points of relevance. The study concludes that a synergy of drama and philosophical inquiry may not only be feasible but also highly productive as there are common aims and principles which provide a basis for ap...
Ancient practice long ignored by theatre studies, philosophy of theatre has recently resurfaced. Whi...
This article aims to examine the role and purpose of the philosophy of education while identifying t...
This case study investigates the perceptions of two small samples of learners, one at Key Stage 3 an...
A marker of quality in a cultural experience is its enduring resonance as it engages its audience ...
A marker of quality in a cultural experience is its enduring resonance as it engages its audience in...
The paper examines Philosophy with children as a pedagogical method for schools to practice. The que...
A marker of quality in a cultural experience is its enduring resonance as it engages its audience in...
A marker of quality in a cultural experience is its enduring resonance as it engages its audience in...
The paper is grounded on the idea that there is a strong pedagogical framework which underlies the P...
This paper explores the role philosophy has in pedagogy when practised in a community of inquiry. Ap...
This study explored the impact of implementing Philosophy, in the tradition of 'Philosophy for Child...
’Philosophy with children’ is not only for children, can enable transformative experiences of thinki...
In synchronous educational discourse, teaching is predominantly perceived in terms of competences an...
...there is a natural confusion about what philosophy is, and what its role in education should be. ...
Philosophical inquiry (Lipman, Sharp & Oscanyan, 1980) has the capacity to push boundaries in teachi...
Ancient practice long ignored by theatre studies, philosophy of theatre has recently resurfaced. Whi...
This article aims to examine the role and purpose of the philosophy of education while identifying t...
This case study investigates the perceptions of two small samples of learners, one at Key Stage 3 an...
A marker of quality in a cultural experience is its enduring resonance as it engages its audience ...
A marker of quality in a cultural experience is its enduring resonance as it engages its audience in...
The paper examines Philosophy with children as a pedagogical method for schools to practice. The que...
A marker of quality in a cultural experience is its enduring resonance as it engages its audience in...
A marker of quality in a cultural experience is its enduring resonance as it engages its audience in...
The paper is grounded on the idea that there is a strong pedagogical framework which underlies the P...
This paper explores the role philosophy has in pedagogy when practised in a community of inquiry. Ap...
This study explored the impact of implementing Philosophy, in the tradition of 'Philosophy for Child...
’Philosophy with children’ is not only for children, can enable transformative experiences of thinki...
In synchronous educational discourse, teaching is predominantly perceived in terms of competences an...
...there is a natural confusion about what philosophy is, and what its role in education should be. ...
Philosophical inquiry (Lipman, Sharp & Oscanyan, 1980) has the capacity to push boundaries in teachi...
Ancient practice long ignored by theatre studies, philosophy of theatre has recently resurfaced. Whi...
This article aims to examine the role and purpose of the philosophy of education while identifying t...
This case study investigates the perceptions of two small samples of learners, one at Key Stage 3 an...