Social Reconstructionism: Reciprocal Influences of Culture and Education

The fact that culture has an impact, both in conceptual and practical sense, on education is undoubtable. But when we state that interaction between the two areas is mutual, namely, that also education has an influence on culture, then we express an original and controversial idea. Therefore, we ack...

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Main Author: Hanna Kostyło
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: University of Lower Silesia 2012-11-01
Series:Forum Oświatowe
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Online Access:http://forumoswiatowe.pl/index.php/czasopismo/article/view/12
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description The fact that culture has an impact, both in conceptual and practical sense, on education is undoubtable. But when we state that interaction between the two areas is mutual, namely, that also education has an influence on culture, then we express an original and controversial idea. Therefore, we acknowledge that education is a power which can change society. That idea was pushed forward for many years by Theodore Brameld, the founder of reconstructionst philosophy of education. In his view each educational theory and practice effectively affects culture, changes and reconstructs it. In this text I present the assumptions of Theodore Brameld’s social reconstructionism. The starting point for my considerations are three other philosophies of education indicated by by Brameld: perenialism, essentialism, and progressivism. In the conclusion I point out how each of the philosophies of education relates to social change. The terms “society” and “culture” are used interchangeably in this text.
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spelling doaj.art-106afe137914454fa2eddf22a3d28eb92022-12-21T20:36:26ZengUniversity of Lower SilesiaForum Oświatowe0867-03232450-34522012-11-01242(47)15322Social Reconstructionism: Reciprocal Influences of Culture and EducationHanna Kostyło0Uniwersytet Mikołaja KopernikaThe fact that culture has an impact, both in conceptual and practical sense, on education is undoubtable. But when we state that interaction between the two areas is mutual, namely, that also education has an influence on culture, then we express an original and controversial idea. Therefore, we acknowledge that education is a power which can change society. That idea was pushed forward for many years by Theodore Brameld, the founder of reconstructionst philosophy of education. In his view each educational theory and practice effectively affects culture, changes and reconstructs it. In this text I present the assumptions of Theodore Brameld’s social reconstructionism. The starting point for my considerations are three other philosophies of education indicated by by Brameld: perenialism, essentialism, and progressivism. In the conclusion I point out how each of the philosophies of education relates to social change. The terms “society” and “culture” are used interchangeably in this text.http://forumoswiatowe.pl/index.php/czasopismo/article/view/12edukacjaesencjalizmkulturaperenializmprogresywizm, rekonstrukcjonizmTheodore Brameld
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Social Reconstructionism: Reciprocal Influences of Culture and Education
Forum Oświatowe
edukacja
esencjalizm
kultura
perenializm
progresywizm, rekonstrukcjonizm
Theodore Brameld
title Social Reconstructionism: Reciprocal Influences of Culture and Education
title_full Social Reconstructionism: Reciprocal Influences of Culture and Education
title_fullStr Social Reconstructionism: Reciprocal Influences of Culture and Education
title_full_unstemmed Social Reconstructionism: Reciprocal Influences of Culture and Education
title_short Social Reconstructionism: Reciprocal Influences of Culture and Education
title_sort social reconstructionism reciprocal influences of culture and education
topic edukacja
esencjalizm
kultura
perenializm
progresywizm, rekonstrukcjonizm
Theodore Brameld
url http://forumoswiatowe.pl/index.php/czasopismo/article/view/12
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