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Logue, Jennifer – Philosophical Studies in Education, 2019
Lacan once remarked that there was "something quite ironic about Christ's injunction to love thy neighbor as thyself because, actually, people hate themselves." Can Lacan's observation about our loving and hating our neighbors the way we love and hate ourselves help us to make sense of ongoing, almost incomprehensible suffering, the rise…
Descriptors: Teaching Methods, Psychiatry, Learner Engagement, Knowledge Level
DeCesare, Tony – Philosophical Studies in Education, 2012
With only some fear of oversimplification, the fundamental differences between Walter Lippmann and John Dewey that are of concern here can be introduced by giving attention to Lippmann's deceptively simple formulation of a central problem in democratic theory: "The environment is complex. Man's political capacity is simple. Can a bridge be built…
Descriptors: Democracy, Politics, Theories, Expertise
Currie-Knight, Kevin – Philosophical Studies in Education, 2012
American public education has become increasingly centralized over the last hundred and fifty years. Everything from curricular objectives and assessment tools to teacher certification criteria (and, often, textbook decisions) are being made at the state level rather than the county, district, or school level. Increasingly, teachers are told what…
Descriptors: Educational Administration, Administrative Organization, Theories, Centralization