Philosophy for children in transition : problems and prospects / / edited by Nancy Vansieleghem and David Kennedy.

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Superior document:Journal of philosophy of education book series
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Year of Publication:2012
Language:English
Series:Journal of philosophy of education book series.
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Physical Description:x, 236 p. :; ill.
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Table of Contents:
  • Preface / Paul Standish
  • What is philosophy for children, what is philosophyy with children after matthew lipman
  • The experience of childhood and the learning society : allowing the child to be philosophical and philosophy to be childish
  • Philosophy for children and its critics : a mendham dialogue
  • The play of socratic dialogue
  • Childhood, philosophy and play : friedrich schiller and the interface between reason, passion, and sensation
  • Transindividuality and philosophical enquiry in schools : a spinozist perspective
  • Community of philosophical inquiry as a discursive structure, and its role in school curriculum design
  • The provocation of an epistemological shift in teacher education through philosophy with children
  • Philosophy, exposure, and children : how to resist the instrumentalisation of philosophy in education
  • Philosophy with children as an exercise in parrhesia : an account of a philosophical experiment with children in cambodia
  • Childhood, education and philosophy : notes on deterritorialisation
  • "In charge of the truffula seeds?" : on children's literature, rationality and children's voices in philosophy
  • Brilliance of a fire : innocence, experience and the theory of childhood.