Lurking, Distilling, Exceeding, Vibrating

Studies in Philosophy and Education 31 (3):315-326 (2012)
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This paper addresses two main questions: (1) What has theory been doing? and (2) What might theory be doing? The first question is addressed historically, and the second question is addressed imaginatively. In between those two topics, I have inserted a brief interval to raise some sticking points pertaining to the question, “What is properly educational about educational theory?”

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