The educational theorists, the teachers, and their history of education

Studies in Philosophy and Education 23 (5):393-408 (2004)
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Abstract

The following contribution expands the current discussion on the status and function of the history of education at the methodological, or epistemological, level by introducing the perspective of a history of educational knowledge. This opens up a theoretical option for educational historiography that avoids the identification of history of education with history of a discipline, or the institutionalized knowledge of education and teaching. As a consequence, some history of education topoi – as the history of a discipline – can be called into question and practiced historically rather than educationally or morally.

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Rethinking contextualization in history education.Jong-Pil Yoon - forthcoming - Journal of Philosophy of Education.

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