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Download full textBrindley, Meghan – Philosophical Studies in Education, 2021
The relation of the private life to the public is perplexing when thinking about the role of the public and private in public schooling, particularly as students learn to distinguish and navigate the private and public space of school. Learning to attend to the nuances between private and public and encountering documents that indicate such…
Descriptors: Public Schools, Privacy, Student Behavior, Conflict
Narey, Daniel C. – Philosophical Studies in Education, 2012
Democracy is often theorized as a form of political association grounded in shared meanings, common experiences, and convergent interests among the associated individuals. Because differences and divergences seem to stand in the way of commonality and consensus, the coexistence of a plurality of meanings, experiences, interests, languages,…
Descriptors: Educational Philosophy, Democracy, Differences, Criticism
