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Sep 22, 2023 · 7. Existentialism is a Humanism. Humanism is a philosophy that believes we should focus on enhancing human life. We should ensure humans’ emotional, social, psychological and physical health is paramount in our minds. Many other philosophies try to focus on one thing, like psychology or cognition. But not existentialism.
Aug 25, 2011 · Abstract. This paper is an attempt to survey the hist orical development of existentialist. philosophy, meaning of existence, its philosophical premises and perspectives. Further, this also deals ...
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- Donald Vandenberg
Apr 27, 2020 · He has published several journal articles and a full-length book, Refocusing the Self in Higher Education: A Phenomenological Perspective (with Routledge) exploring the intersection of student affairs and various topics in philosophy and psychology. His more recent work has focused on the evolving meaning of well-being in higher education.
- Glen Lewis Sherman
- 2020
Aug 6, 2013 · Studies in Philosophy and Education - It can further be argued that students are seen as entrepreneurs who shall initiate and conduct the school’s visions and goals because they are considered to be an investment that will provide financial profits, as this policy document clearly shows: “The challenge of Norwegian knowledge policy is this: The country is not obtaining enough competency ...
- Herner Saeverot, Solveig M. Reindal, Stein M. Wivestad
- 2013
Feb 11, 2022 · For Biesta, the purpose of education—of education insofar as it is educational—is not the promotion of personal development within a normative or ethical framework, but the enhancement of ‘the ability of pupils and students to “enact” their own “subject-ness”’ (Biesta, 2021, p. 2), and that this is an ‘existential’ question ...
Existentialism is a difficult term to define. In perhaps the most basic sense, it is a sort of meta physical first principle which holds that all mean ing is a product of direct personal experience. Existentialism at its broadest does not necessarily imply any particular concepts of value. On the other hand, most existentialist philosophers have
