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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Introduction: the historical background,hy, and secondly the distinctive features of the later Nishida’s thoughts in contrast to the basic tenets of Jamesian radical empiricism characterized by its emphatic advocacy of pluralism as well as other related thoughts such as James Gibson’s ecological psychology.

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Martinus Jan Langeveld: Modern Educationalist of Everyday Upbringinginks in with anthropology and developmental psychology are explained. His particular use of the phenomenological method is examined next, showing how this connects with situation analysis: the analysis of what those who are responsible for bringing up children are to do. Finally Langeveld’s relevance today is considered.

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A Different Road: The Life and Writings of Soseki Natsume as a Struggle for Modern Accommodationships, and tensions between urban and rural life. The reading of Soseki is oriented by questions concerning the reception of other cultures, questions that are plainly central to the ambitions of this book.

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