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| Peter Jarvis Hardback ISBN 1 86201 014 5 () 1997 Paperback ISBN 1 86201 015 3 1997 More
titles on Social Change |
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This new book by Peter Jarvis analyses recent developments in the education of adults from an ethical perspective. Based upon the argument that there is only one universal good, and that all other moral goods are cultural and relative, he develops the position that education for adults is a site within which human morality is worked out.
Examining both traditional topics, such as teaching and learning, and more recent ones, such as the education market, distance education and the learning society, Jarvis argues that educators need to be critically aware of the ethical implications of these developments. This is a topical book which should be of interest to everybody involved in education at every level and age group.
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‘…to design a lecture course dedicated to strategies of adult education and
its complex ethical repercussions [it] would be hard to find a better textbook.’
(Lifelong Learning in Europe)
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| Introduction | |
| Chapter 1. | Education and educational knowledge |
| Chapter 2. | The nature of ethics |
| Chapter 3. | An existentialist position |
| Chapter 4. | Learning to be a moral agent |
| Chapter 5. | Learning, education and training |
| Chapter 6. | Power and personhood in teaching |
| Chapter 7. | Mentoring |
| Chapter 8. | Self-directed and contract learning |
| Chapter 9. | Distance education |
| Chapter 10. | Learning and the market place of knowledge |
| Chapter 11. | Being and having |
| Chapter 12. | Assessing students' work and evaluating curricula |
| Chapter 13. | The education of adults as a social movement |
| Chapter 14. | The learning society and the education of desire |
| Bibliography | |
| Author index | |
| Subject index |
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