Authors
- Edgington William
- Koptelov Andrey
- Hynes James W.
Annotation
This article examines the philosophical foundations of education in America. Both the history of education and the general philosophical schools applied to education are analyzed. The principal attention is paid to regional ideology during the Colonial Period, the influence on the formation of education of such thinkers as Jefferson, Franklin, Mann and Dewey. The metaphysical and epistemological postulates are also provided.
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Edgington, W. ., Koptelov, A. . & Hynes, J. W. (2018). A Review of the Philosophical Concepts Underlying American Education Bulletin of the Moscow City Pedagogical University. Series "Pedagogy and Psychology", 2018, №1 (43),
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