Schools, identity and the conception of the good. The denominational tradition as an example

Studies in Philosophy and Education 15 (1):27-33 (1996)
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Abstract

The Dutch education system relies upon a large number of publicly-subsidized, denominational schools. The authors defend the importance of schools that educate children within a specific — including denominational — conception of the good by arguing for the importance of such a conception for the development of the child's identity. An essential component of this developmental process is critical reflection, conceived as crucial to the formation of moral autonomy.

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