Folk Psychology and Folk Pedagogy

Abstract

It is never easy to apply theoretical knowledge to practical problems. On the practical art of being a physician, Aristotle wrote in his Nichomachean Ethics: “It is an easy matter to know the effects of honey, wine, hellebore, cautery, and cutting. But to know how, for whom, and when we should apply these as remedies is no less an undertaking than being a physician.” Scientific advances increasingly inform us of the effects of various treatments but the art of knowing “how, for whom, and when” to apply them remains as difficult as ever.

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