The Therapy of Education Philosophy,

"This book examines the many connections between education and therapy, critically but sympathetically. It brings to bear on areas of confusion and mystification the philosophical attention that has sometimes been thought of as potentially therapeutic and conducive to personal growth and flourishing."--BOOK JACKET.

Paul Standish is Professor of Philosophy of Education, University of Sheffield, UK.

Introduction: The Aims of Therapy and the Aims of Education
The Kindly Apocalypse
Self-Esteem
Learning to Change
Building the Team: Showing not Saying
Coming to Terms
Learning Room
Eliminating Risk
Development and the Revival of the Self
Redeeming Philosophy
Ordinary Lives: Enlarging the Enigma
Work for the Psyche
Narrative and Numbers: What Really Counts
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