Development and Self-Identity: Hegel's Concept of Education.

Vincent, A. W.; George, Michael

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Development and Self-Identity: Hegel's Concept of Education.

Vincent, A. W.; George, Michael

Educational Theory, v32 n3-4 p131-41 Sum-Fall 1982

This essay draws together various ideas on education that appear in the works of Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel and demonstrates how these ideas relate to Hegel's total philosophy. Education, by retracing the path of the mind's self-realization, raises the individual's subjective consciousness to recognition of the rationality underlying social institutions. (PP)

Descriptors: Citizenship Education, Educational Philosophy, Educational Principles, Elementary Secondary Education, Family Role, Learning Processes, Philosophy, School Role, Self Actualization, Socialization

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