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Educating the Postmodern Child: The Struggle for Learning in a World of Virtual Realities de Dr Fiachra Long

Educating the Postmodern Child: The Struggle for Learning in a World of Virtual Realities

Autor Dr Fiachra Long
en Limba Engleză Hardback – 21 noi 2012
Educating the Postmodern Child traces the philosophical challenges posed by children living in an information age. Fiachra Long explores the construction of childhood in today's society arguing that the postmodern child is exposed to the public world before its time and he explores the significance of this public/ private shift.Issues considered include education, appearance, space, empowerment, globality, tactility, talent, and visibility. After setting the context, each chapter uses a phenomenological approach to describe experiences common across computer-literate children today. Chapters draw on sources in the history of ideas to critique the situation described, provide a rich combination of educational and philosophical theory and apply some speculative concepts to the situation of children.
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Specificații

ISBN-13: 9781441103871
ISBN-10: 1441103872
Pagini: 208
Ilustrații: black & white illustrations
Dimensiuni: 156 x 234 x 23 mm
Greutate: 0.48 kg
Ediția:New.
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția Bloomsbury Academic
Locul publicării:London, United Kingdom

Caracteristici

Each chapter includes a higher level section for those wishing to explore philosophical concepts further.

Notă biografică

Fiachra Long is Senior Lecturer in Education at the University College Cork, Ireland.

Cuprins

AcknowledgementsSeries Editor PrefaceForewordPart I: Context1. Childhood and the Child2. Child's Play3. Empowering the Child in PostmodernityPart II: Appearances4. The Global Child5. Talent6. Tactility7. Visibility8. InvisibilityPart III: Education9. Vapour Trails and Noise10. The Ambassador's Secret11. Mind Games and Philosophy12. ConclusionBibliographyIndex

Recenzii

This exciting exploration of the world of the child in our time draws on Fiachra Long's immense erudition and on his many years' experience as a philosopher and teacher. Based on careful reading of historical and contemporary literature taken from many sources, Educating the Postmodern Child gives evidence of the author's personal engagement with the issues that he addresses. Fiachra Long succeeds in showing that scholarly inquiry can in fact be extraordinarily interesting. The volume therefore deserves to be read not only by those within the philosophical and educational communities but also by parents and by young people themselves.
Fiachra Long's elegant prose teases out the complexities of the postmodern child, offering unique insights and extending the field of childhood studies in new directions. This ground-breaking book challenges the consumer mind-set so prevalent in contemporary education and it cements the case for philosophy in education - a philosophy that can enable the young to navigate the borders between history and 'un-history', past and future, originality and community, private and public, and memory and experience as they try 'to find their own place in an old world'. The reconceptualization of childhood in this innovative book points to the need for scholars of education to engage in rigorous thinking about the fundamental purposes and practices of education.Written by a well-established scholar in an incisive, philosophical style, it is at once challenging and accessible. It will appeal to a wide audience from general readers to academic scholars in the fields of childhood, education, philosophy, sociology and cultural studies.