Philosophy of Science and Education Chinese and European Views
Material type: TextSeries: Cultural Heritage and Contemporary Change Series III, Asia ; 199500ENGGPC9Publication details: Washington Council for Research in Values and Philosophy 1995Description: 142pISBN:- 1565180763
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includes index and biblioraphy
science and human subjectivity the schema content dualism in thomas kuhn the magic of consciousness:an inquiry into the concept of object in yogacara buddhism scientific rationality and hermeneutic reasonableness:implications for education Constructivism in science and science education science,argumentation and organization constructive realism and education in physics constructivism and alienating inter-disciplinarity:its educational consequences metaphysics and science quo vadis education confuciana?toward a new understanding of education confucianism,taoism and constructive realism why chinese civilization has not discovered modern sciences
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