Enlightened Education

Commentary: Educating For the Good Society 15:117-125 (1998)
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The article argues that the enlightenment ideal of a "science of man" distorts the educational process, that is incapable of accounting for human creativity, and that it is incapable of producing a whole well balanced human being.

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