Education as Mystery: The enchanting hope of desire

Educational Philosophy and Theory 48 (8):811-826 (2016)
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In this article, Samuel D. Rocha uses Martin Heidegger’s later writings to compose a philosophical meditation on the phenomenology of education. Three key distinctions emerge: the difference between philosophy and philosophers, being and meaning, and education and the Gospel of Schoolvation.

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