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Howlett, Caitlin – Philosophical Studies in Education, 2017
The authors' life is inundated with children. She has always had an affinity for children insofar as they appear to her to be much more inquisitive and open-minded than the average so-called adult, and thus she enjoys springing big ideas on them to see what emerges. For instance, the author recently engaged in a twenty-minute-long conversation…
Descriptors: Neoliberalism, Critical Theory, Children, Social Systems
Bull, Barry L. – Philosophical Studies in Education, 2012
In light of the importance and the potential danger of education during childhood for politically liberal societies, the author has devoted much of his professional career to thinking about and formulating the moral principles that should govern such a society's educational institutions. However, this task cannot be accomplished for all such…
Descriptors: Higher Education, Freedom, Social Justice, Political Attitudes
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