The Value of Knowledge/Rationality or the Knowledge/Rationality of Value?: Implications for Education

Studies in Philosophy and Education 20 (3):235-244 (2001)
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This paper reviews and augments important work in philosophy of education on intrinsic aims for education, of knowledge, of knowledge of values, and of rationality. A contemporary conception of knowledge as ``rationality's `data-base''' is proposed and an in-depth section on the intrinsic value of rationality is incorporated

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