De‐Platonizing and Democratizing Education as the Bases of Service Learning

Ira Harkavy · Lee Benson

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Abstract Theoretical bases of academic service learning are discussed, with special attention given to John Dewey's contributions. Service learning is conceptualized as an effort to de‐Platonize and democratize American higher education.

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