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A conservative perspective: A critical assessment of Michael Oakeshott's concept of education

Kevin Williams Teaches at Ballymun Comprehensive School, Dublin
Pages 33-46 | Published online: 18 Jul 2008

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Kevin Williams. (1996) The Discipline of Inclination: Michael Oakeshott's treatment of the issue of compulsion in the teacher‐pupil relationship. Westminster Studies in Education 19:1, pages 15-23.
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WEN DA, Hoy-Yong Kim & 권정선. (2017) To Be Conservative as a Disposition of Education: Familiarity, Freedom and Learning from the Perspective of Michael Oakeshott. Journal of Educational Innovation Research 27:4, pages 309-344.
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