NOTES FOR A PHILOSOPHY OF EDUCATION. AN ENQUIRY INTO THE IDEAS OF JORGE MILLAS
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https://doi.org/10.15691/0718-5448Vol6Iss2a201Keywords:
education, antropology, Jorge Millas, philosophy, dependenceAbstract
The thought of Jorge Millas (1917-1982) has an articulation that is highly suggestive because it is possible to notice, under the plexus of his ideas, a crear relation of dependency in which the reflection on education is indebted to a previous philosophical anthropology that operates as its support. This paper intends to present the main ideas of Jorge Millas about education, highlighting the aforementioned links between education and anthropology.
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