I have considered in this article what is the real and true recognition and understanding of man and how it becomes possible, selecting the case of human relations in education. In the recognition and understanding of man, both the subject and object of recognition is man himself. Therefore within the human relationship itself is contained the relation of challenge and response and thus this relationship of recognition is reciprocal. Naturally this differs from the usual relationship of recognition between man and inanimate things. Especially what is required of the recognizer in his capacity as educator in educational human relations is that he (=the educator) should not only recognize the object of recognition (=the recipient of education...
Anthropology and hermeneutics, two disciplines separated in the 19th century, were combined in the 2...
Man who occupies the highest pedestal in the hierarchy of God’s creations has derailed himself from ...
Man experiences their existence constantly experiencing tension that emerges between that which is a...
What is recognition and why is it so important? This book develops a synoptic conception of the sign...
What is recognition and why is it so important? This book develops a synoptic conception of the sign...
This article focuses on the role of Recognition in educational contexts and attempt the legitimation...
This study refers to the interpretation of the basic categories of educational sciences, i.e. Pedago...
Relations between humans are fertile, turn into, allow for flexibility in individual building but al...
The aim of this article is to clarify the meaning of the concept of recognition in Axel Honneth’s th...
Recognition is an important concept that needs to be practiced at both private and public levels. In...
The concept of recognition (Anerkennung in German) has been in the center of intensive interest and ...
Der Anerkennung kommt bei der Entwicklung von Identität und Selbstbewusstsein vor allem im Kontext s...
Teaching is directed to integral human development. The moral sphere has a special place in the impl...
This piece of research addresses the reflective topic of education focused on the person. It usually...
The formation of the person is not a new issue in the history of the development of human resource o...
Anthropology and hermeneutics, two disciplines separated in the 19th century, were combined in the 2...
Man who occupies the highest pedestal in the hierarchy of God’s creations has derailed himself from ...
Man experiences their existence constantly experiencing tension that emerges between that which is a...
What is recognition and why is it so important? This book develops a synoptic conception of the sign...
What is recognition and why is it so important? This book develops a synoptic conception of the sign...
This article focuses on the role of Recognition in educational contexts and attempt the legitimation...
This study refers to the interpretation of the basic categories of educational sciences, i.e. Pedago...
Relations between humans are fertile, turn into, allow for flexibility in individual building but al...
The aim of this article is to clarify the meaning of the concept of recognition in Axel Honneth’s th...
Recognition is an important concept that needs to be practiced at both private and public levels. In...
The concept of recognition (Anerkennung in German) has been in the center of intensive interest and ...
Der Anerkennung kommt bei der Entwicklung von Identität und Selbstbewusstsein vor allem im Kontext s...
Teaching is directed to integral human development. The moral sphere has a special place in the impl...
This piece of research addresses the reflective topic of education focused on the person. It usually...
The formation of the person is not a new issue in the history of the development of human resource o...
Anthropology and hermeneutics, two disciplines separated in the 19th century, were combined in the 2...
Man who occupies the highest pedestal in the hierarchy of God’s creations has derailed himself from ...
Man experiences their existence constantly experiencing tension that emerges between that which is a...