Journal article

Education in a Biologically Determined World - A challenge for a theory of evolutionary pedagogics from a biological point of view


Authors listVoland, E; Voland, R

Publication year2002

Pages690-706

JournalZeitschrift für Pädagogik

Volume number48

Issue number5

ISSN0044-3247

PublisherBeltz Juventa


Abstract
The authors designate four challenges for a theory of evolutionary pedagogics which result from the theoretical progress made in biological science: subjectively perceived autonomy - constitutive for pedagogics - meets with biological determination; teachability - fundamental for pedagogical action - seems biologically unlikely; preparation for future life - a target perspective of education - uses biological-historical information; and finally, the meeting of biology and pedagogcis is necessarily burdened with the reality-norm-dilemma. These confrontations art, considered theoretical challenges for the further development of evolutionary pedagogy.



Citation Styles

Harvard Citation styleVoland, E. and Voland, R. (2002) Education in a Biologically Determined World - A challenge for a theory of evolutionary pedagogics from a biological point of view, Zeitschrift für Pädagogik, 48(5), pp. 690-706

APA Citation styleVoland, E., & Voland, R. (2002). Education in a Biologically Determined World - A challenge for a theory of evolutionary pedagogics from a biological point of view. Zeitschrift für Pädagogik. 48(5), 690-706.


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