HEGEL'S 'PHILOSOPHY OF HISTORY' AND ITS IMPLICATIONS FOR EDUCATIONAL THEORY

Posted on:1981-05-29

Degree:Ph.D

Type:Dissertation

University:University of California, Berkeley

Candidate:LEIBOWITZ, MELVYN PAUL

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GTID:1475390017466032

Subject:Education

Abstract/Summary:

The implications of Hegel's Philosophy of History for educational theory are treated under the five broad categories or headings: (1) Spirit, (2) dialectic, (3) Objective Mind, (4) Reason and teleology, and (5) Freedom and consciousness. It is possible here only to mention the most significan...

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Hegel's, Implications, Educational

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