Dewey and eros: wisdom and desire in the art of teaching

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Pragmatism in Philosophy and Education Education, Philosophy, and Society Educational Philosophies and Pedagogies

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Plato's Symposium - eros, the beautiful and the good feminist reflections on the expansive self - sympathy, care and community play-doh, poetry and ethereal things the aesthetic background of inquiry and the teachable moment the education of eros - critical and creative value appraisal teaching and the logic of moral audience epilogue.

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