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See detailRethinking contexts for teaching and learning. Communities, activities and networks.
Edwards, R.; Biesta, Gert UL; Thorpe, M.

Book published by Routledge (2009)

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See detailWhat is the public role of the university? A proposal for a public research agenda.
Biesta, Gert UL; Kwiek, N.; Locke, G. et al

in European Educational Research Journal (2009), 8(2), 250-255

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See detailEducation, democracy and the moral life.
Katz, M.; Verducci, S.; Biesta, Gert UL

Book published by Springer Science + Business Media (2009)

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See detailWhat kind of citizenship for European Higher Education? Beyond the competent active citizen.
Biesta, Gert UL

in European Educational Research Journal (2009), 8(2), 146-157

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See detailUczenie się bez nauczania? Potencjał iograniczenia biograficznego uczenia się dorosłych.
Tedder, M.; Biesta, Gert UL

in Teraźniejszość, Człowiek, Edukacja (2009), 46(2), 19-35

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See detailHigher Education and Citizenship in Europe: On the Public Role of the University.
Simons, M.; Biesta, Gert UL

in European Educational Research Journal (2009), 28(2), 124-255

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See detailPragmatism's contribution to understanding learning-in-context.
Biesta, Gert UL

in R. Edwards; Biesta, Gert; M.Thorpe (Eds.) Rethinking contexts for teaching and learning: Communities,activities and networks. (2009)

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See detailCan management ethics be taught ethically ? A Levinasian exploration.
Trezise, E.; Biesta, Gert UL

in Philosophy of Management (2009), 8(1), 43-54

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See detailSporadic democracy: Education and the question of inclusion.
Biesta, Gert UL

in Katz, M.; Verducci, S.; Biesta, Gert (Eds.) Education,democracy and the moral life (2009)

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See detailTowards a new ‘logic’ of emancipation: Foucault and Rancière.
Biesta, Gert UL

in Philosophy of Education Yearbook (2009)

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See detailIntroduction: Higher education and European citizenship as a matter of public concern.
Biesta, Gert UL; Simons, M.

in European Educational Research Journal (2009), 8(2), 142-145

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See detailResponse to Megan Laverty’s review of Beyond Learning.
Biesta, Gert UL

in Studies in Philosophy and Education (2009), 28(6), 577-579

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See detailHow to use pragmatism pragmatically: Suggestions for the 21st century.
Biesta, Gert UL

in Education and Culture: The Journal of the John Dewey Society (2009), 25(2), 34-45

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See detailThe Philosophy of Education by George Herbert Mead
Tröhler, Daniel UL; Biesta, Gert UL

Book published by Paradigm Publishers (2008)

Never before published, this book features George Herbert Mead's illuminating lectures on the Philosophy of Education at the University of Chicago during the early 20th century. These lectures provide ... [more ▼]

Never before published, this book features George Herbert Mead's illuminating lectures on the Philosophy of Education at the University of Chicago during the early 20th century. These lectures provide unique insight into Mead's educational thought and reveal how his early psychological writings on the social character of meaning and the social origin of reflective consciousness was central in the development of what Mead referred to as his social conception of education. The introduction to the book provides an overview of Mead s educational thought and places it against the wider social, intellectual, and historical background of modern educational concepts. Most renowned for his work in philosophy and social psychology, George Herbert Mead (1863-1931) was one of the founders of American pragmatism. His collaboration with John Dewey at the University of Chicago and his wider involvement in social reform in Chicago stimulated his interest in educational theory and practice. [less ▲]

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See detailA school for citizens: Civic learning and democratic action in the learning democracy
Biesta, Gert UL

in Lingard, B.; Nixon, J.; Ranson, S. (Eds.) Transforming learning in schools and communities. (2008)

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See detailFrom representation to emergence: Complexity’s challenge to the epistemology of schooling.
Osberg, D. C.; Biesta, Gert UL; Cilliers, P.

in Educational Philosophy and Theory (2008), 40(1), 213-227

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See detailThe philosophy of education / George Herbert Mead
Tröhler, Daniel UL; Biesta, Gert UL

Book published by Paradigm Publishers (2008)

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See detailRebuilding New Orleans Public Schools: The Case of Algiers Charter School Association
Bogotch, I.; Mirón, L.; Biesta, Gert UL

in Townsend, T.; Bogotch, I. (Eds.) The Elusive What and the Problematic How: The Essential Leadership Questions for School Leaders and Educational Researchers. (2008)

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See detailPhilosophie der Erziehung. Mead, George Herbert
Biesta, Gert UL; Tröhler, Daniel UL

Book published by Verlag Julius Klinkhardt (2008)

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See detailLearning from life in the learning economy: The role of narrative.
Biesta, Gert UL; Tedder, M.

in Whither adult education in the learning paradigm? [Proceedings of the 38th Annual Conference of Scutrea.] (2008)

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