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Educating The Postmodern Child The Struggle For Learning In A World Of Virtual Realities Fiachra Long

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Educating The Postmodern Child The Struggle For Learning In A World Of Virtual Realities Fiachra Long
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Publisher: Bloomsbury Academic
File Extension: PDF
File size: 1.44 MB
Author: Fiachra Long
ISBN: 9781472552891, 147255289X
Language: English
Year: 2013

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Educating The Postmodern Child The Struggle For Learning In A World Of Virtual Realities Fiachra Long by Fiachra Long 9781472552891, 147255289X instant download after payment.

Educating the Postmodern Child traces the philosophical challenges posed by children living in an information age. Fiachra Long explores the construction of childhood in today’s society arguing that the postmodern child is exposed to the public world before its time and he explores the significance of this public/ private shift. ÂIssues considered include education, appearance, space, empowerment, globality, tactility, talent, and visibility. After setting the context, each chapter uses a phenomenological approach to describe experiences common across computer-literate children today. Chapters draw on sources in the history of ideas to critique the situation described, provide a rich combination of educational and philosophical theory and apply some speculative concepts to the situation of children.

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