Revisiting Humanism as guiding principle for education: An excursion into Waldorf Pedagogy
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This paper begins by highlight the growing relevance of Rudolf Steiner’s thinking within academic discourse. It then turns to a brief discussion of the consequences of physicalism and naturalism in education. In a third step, the concept of notional instrumentalism is presented as a possible way of overcoming the generally unfruitful debates about the comprehension of non-physical aspects of reality. All this serves finally to stress the importance of revisiting humanism as a potential guiding principle for education. Keywords: epistemology, education, humanism, Rudolf Steiner.
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