Titlebook: International Handbook of Lifelong Learning; David Aspin,Judith Chapman,Yukiko Sawano Book 2001 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht

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Lifelong Learning Policies in Low Development Contexts: An African Perspective, governments attempt to find new ways of providing essential knowledge and skills to their citizens. In this context, reaching the disadvantaged groups of society represents an increasing concern, particularly in terms of achieving an environment conducive to lifelong learning.

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Locating Lifelong Learning and Education in Contemporary Currents of Thought and Culturearning, the progressive sentiments are largely and substantively incidental to prevailing lifelong learning discourse, although they do give that discourse its aura of symbolic value. In so arguing, this work builds upon such recent critiques of contemporary lifelong learning discourse as those of (.), (.), (.), (.), (.) and (.).

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From Adult Education to Lifelong Learningttempt to convey a contemporary transition from “adult education” to “lifelong learning.” We agree that the current global movement towards lifelong learning could be seen as a paradigm shift, now in train, which, in the context of adult education, we suggest, is blurring the old and clear distinction between ‘learning’ and ‘education’.

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Caring for the Adult Selfof experience, where the distinction between reality and image has become blurred, have proliferated. Nor do they seem to be the experiences of a stable and unified Kantian self. According to (.) in postmodernity:

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Lifelong Learning in the Postmodernptual resources for understanding the increased role and importance assigned to discourse and signification in the configuring of contemporary social practices. Locating social practices including those of lifelong learning within a theoretical framework provided by the postmodern can provide different and multiple understandings of such practices

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Towards a Philosophy of Lifelong Learning framework within which lifelong learning programs and activities are conceived and articulated, but also that the conclusions that are reached as a result of philosophical enquiries have . implications for developing programs, curricula and activities of a lifelong learning character.