Vol:7 No. (1989) | Phenomenology + Pedagogy

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Published: 1944-12-31

Editorial

Editorial

Max van Manen

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Special Section

The Pedagogical Atmosphere

Otto F. Bollnow

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The Pedagogical Atmosphere: The Perspective of the Child

Otto F. Bollnow

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The Pedagogical Atmosphere: The Perspective of the Educator

Otto F. Bollnow

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Ceremonies and Festive Celebrations in the School

Otto F. Bollnow

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Articles

Picaresque Tragedies: The “Abandoned” Children of Colombia

Lewis Aptekar

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Brief Stories and the Fictionalization of the Self

Minerva López-Caples

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The Child’s World of Play and Pain

Charles N. Fischer

106 - 114
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Students and Textbooks: Which is to be Master?

Margaret Hunsberger

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The Walkman and the Primary World of the Senses

Rainer Schönhammer

127 - 144
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Operating on a Child’s Heart: A Pedagogical View of Hospitalization

Stephen J. Smith

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Unpacking the Stash: A Preliminary Note on Creative Concealment Among Children and Adolescents

Kenneth Stoddart

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Projects

Room for Learning

Margaret Olson

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Methodology

On Phenomenology and its Practices

Robert Burch

187 - 217
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Edmund Perry, the Distribution of Knowledge, and the Looking Glass of Race

Michael D. Barber

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By the Light of Anecdote

Max van Manen

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Dialogue

Phenomenology + Pedagogy: A “Repository for the Romantic and the Nostalgic?”

David Seamon

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Reviews

Pedagogy Between Fear and Peace by Lennart Vriens

Wytze Brouwer

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A Documentation and Interpretation of Four Children’s Art Serials Within the Lived Experience of a Pedagogical Dialogue by Nancy Retallack-Lambert

Ronald Silvers

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Life in Schools: An Introduction to Critical Pedagogy in the Foundations of Education by Peter McLaren

Walter Werner

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Books Received

Books Received

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Acknowledgments

Acknowledgments

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Contributors

Contributors

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Credit

Credit

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