De I' existence et de l'education

Maritain Studies/Etudes Maritainiennes 4:117-125 (1988)
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For John Dewey, philosophy is "the theory of education in its most general aspects." Throughout history we see a close tie between an author's philosophical thought and his educational principles. Jacques Maritain is quite aware of this, and manifests it in his own writing. In Maritain the educational theorist is Maritain the metaphysician. His metaphysics of the human person and of human action, of knowledge and free will, treated in Existence and the Existent, are at the heart of Towards a Philosophy of Education, not only in a general way but even in its practical application, such as the choice of a curriculum and the pedagogical methods used.

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