Teaching knowledge as conversation: A philosophical hermeneutical approach to education

Studies in Philosophy and Education 11 (4):339-357 (1993)
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This article argues that educational thinking and practices based on knowledge as conversation understood from the perspective of philosophical hermeneutics will make schools more democratic institutions and education generally more sensitive to variously constructed social realities.

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