Titlebook: Education and the Kyoto School of Philosophy; Pedagogy for Human T Paul Standish,Naoko Saito Book 2012 Springer Science+Business Media Dord

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Ecological Imagination and Aims of Moral Education Through the Kyoto School and American Pragmatism structures we use to understand ecosystemic relationships shape our mental simulations and what John Dewey calls our “dramatic rehearsals.” The final section draws from the foregoing to clarify some appropriate aims for contemporary moral education. Enriched through cross-cultural dialogue about th

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Zeami’s Philosophy of Exercise and Expertiseding of development and expertise..Postmodern philosophy is often considered to be the philosophy of deconstruction. The value of “Progress” has been completely undermined. In light of such deconstructionist thought, we have to look for a different understanding of “development”. I present Zeami’s i

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‘We Are Alone, and We Are Never Alone’: American Transcendentalism and the Political Education of HuStanley Cavell’s reading of Thoreau, a reading conditioned by ordinary language philosophy. Cavell’s Thoreau will redirect us from biocentrism to humanism and provocatively turn political education away from anodyne aspirations for coexistence and towards a qualified isolation. Political education i

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Whitehead on the ‘Rhythm of Education’ and Kitaro Nishida’s ‘Pure Experience’ as a Developing Whole a Hegelian dialectical process consisting of three moments. According to Kosaka, Nishida’s Zen-tinged concept of pure experience as a spontaneously developing system of consciousness unfolds in three dialectical stages: (i) the pre-rational stage of original pure experience as an implicit unity; (i

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The Sense of Indebtedness to the Dead, Education as Gift Giving: Tasks and Limits of Post-War Pedagointensifies one’s devotion to the nation state as a historical reality, one that transcends the finite life of an individual. It then sanctifies the order of the nation as a community and motivates education based upon the sense of indebtedness. I shall reconsider (post-war) education and pedagogy t

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Neuropathic Pain and Chronic Opioid Use,of education, though this ended up more in service of the nationalistic, spiritual movement of the times than as a realization of its philosophical inspiration. The pedagogical anthropology that was established at the end of the Second World War has left much unsaid, whether consciously or unconscio

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Components and Services for IoT Platformsrever religion exists among different peoples living within different cultures. Both noticed that, if one were to attend to the objective pole of religion, one would find varying religious traditions: different conceptualizations about right belief and different rites of worship which indicate how t