Philosophy of Education in Postmetaphysical Thinking
Philosophy of Education in Postmetaphysical Thinking
Author(s): Peter Kondrla, Patrik Maturkanič, Martin Taraj, Viktoria KurilenkoSubject(s): Metaphysics, Philosophy of Education, Pedagogy
Published by: Fundacja Pro Scientia Publica
Keywords: postmetaphysical thinking; innovation of educational process; educational goals;
Summary/Abstract: Aim. The aim of the article is to define the possibilities of education in the concept of postmetaphysical thinking. The definition takes into account the need to understand education as an open process of developing an authentic personality. Concept. The article is built around a comparison of metaphysical and post-metaphysical thought. It describes the fundamental differences between both types of thinking, with a focus on the importance of others and openness in the interpretation of fundamental pedagogical categories. Results. Creation of a basic framework for the innovation of pedagogical practices. The proposed framework views pedagogical success as a means of finding a sense of self, leaves room for alternative solutions, and emphasises the importance of students’ individual abilities. Conclusion. It allows for pedagogy based on acceptance of otherness. Through the pedagogy thus interpreted, it creates a path for creative solutions to educational problems while developing not only the individual abilities of students but also their capacity for tolerance, which is a prerequisite for the functioning of a democratic society, through the pedagogy thus interpreted. Cognitive value. The article presents problems that arise when using classical pedagogy, i.e. pedagogy based on metaphysical thinking. The aim of classical pedagogy is the passive passing of knowledge and the production of graduates with the same abilities and knowledge.
Journal: The Journal of Education, Culture, and Society
- Issue Year: 13/2022
- Issue No: 2
- Page Range: 19-30
- Page Count: 12
- Language: English