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Tan, Charlene – Educational Theory, 2012
In this essay Charlene Tan offers a philosophical analysis of the Singapore state's vision of shared citizenship by examining it from a Confucian perspective. The state's vision, known formally as "Our Shared Values," consists of communitarian values that reflect the official ideology of multiculturalism. This initiative included a White…
Descriptors: Citizenship, Interests, Cultural Pluralism, Human Dignity
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Seong, Sang-Hwan; Shin, Jung Cheol; Ilon, Lynn – Journal of Research on Leadership Education, 2009
With respect to leadership for social justice in education, Korea needs to take a proactive approach to support the development of an educational infrastructure for a multicultural society. The testing culture of education within Korea also needs to be considered with social justice consequences in mind. Through these measures, Korea can…
Descriptors: Social Justice, Multicultural Education, Social Behavior, Foreign Countries
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Alexander, Thomas – Journal of Aesthetic Education, 2009
This is a critical response to the papers by Shusterman, Sartwell, and Stroud. I claim that Shusterman has missed the inter-human moral aesthetics of Confucianism, that Sartwell has misunderstood Taoism's idea of "receptivity," confusing it with anarchist "passivity," and Stroud has not overcome the "Gita's" injunction to sacrifice the self,…
Descriptors: Aesthetics, Moral Values, Social Values, Philosophy
Conroy, France H. – 1988
Arguing that the traditionally central position of genuine liberal learning in the college curriculum has been seriously eroded, this paper recommends that Confucian principles be incorporated into general education and faculty development to reinstill the element of "learning to be human" into the freshman and sophomore years. Part 1 suggests…
Descriptors: Community Colleges, Confucianism, Ethical Instruction, Faculty Development
Hagemann, Julie Ann – 1986
Confucius (551-479 B.C.) believed in the power of language to regulate society. Concerned about civil war and the moral and social decay of his time, he advocated a peaceful society with a mild and moderate form of law and order and with an emphasis on the well-being of individuals through compassion, kindness, and justice. This form of law…
Descriptors: Ancient History, Chinese, Chinese Culture, Confucianism
Yee, Albert H.; Cheng, Joseph Y. S. – 1997
In both Hong Kong and the United States, educational practices, especially those in the early stages of development, often do not lay an adequate foundation for lifelong learning. Using an approach rooted in developmental psychology, however, can help educators understand how individuals, groups, and societies develop or fail to develop an…
Descriptors: Community Colleges, Comparative Analysis, Confucianism, Developmental Stages