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 | | The proposed book is on the one hand meant to provide an introduction for educators, curriculum theorists, and philosophers of education into the work of Levinas, with special attention to the ethico political aspects of his writings as extremely relevant to the context of education. |
 | | A thoughtful reading of Levinas can engage in some powerful re-thinking of education and in an analysis of "all the assumptions, the hidden assumptions which are implied in the philosophical, or the ethical, or the juridical, or the political" issues (Derrida, in Biesta and Egéa-Kuehne, Derrida and Education, Routledge, 2001). |
 | | This volume, the first book length collection specifically on Levinas and education, gathers chapters written by an international group of scholars from nine different countries (Canada, Cyprus, England, France, Germany, New Zealand, Scotland, Slovenia and the United States) who are well known for their work in educational theory, and their work on Levinas and education. |
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