Philosophy of Education: An Anthology (Wiley Philosophy Anthologies)
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Philosophy of Education: An Anthology (Wiley Philosophy Anthologies)

by Randall Curren

Education Philosophy
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Philosophy of Education: An Anthology gathers influential philosophical texts exploring the nature and goals of education. Edited by Randall Curren, this Blackwell collection delves into debates on teaching methods, ethical considerations, and the role of education in society. Ideal for academic study, it offers a broad spectrum of perspectives in a well-preserved used edition.

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This anthology compiles essential writings on the philosophy of education, offering insights into the theoretical underpinnings of educational practices.

Edited by Randall Curren, it features selections that address core questions about knowledge, morality, and the purposes of schooling.

As part of the Blackwell Philosophy Anthologies series, the book provides a comprehensive resource for students and scholars interested in educational philosophy.

The used copy in good condition ensures accessibility to these timeless ideas without compromising quality.

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