Teaching and learning in the humanities: how Hans-Georg Gadamer speaks to students, teachers, and scholars

Champaign, Illinois, USA: Common Ground (2015)
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Abstract

Key Gadamerian concepts that speak to the humanities classroom -- What is reading in the humanities classroom? : Gadamer responds -- Aristotle and Gadamer on imitation : reading and writing as transformative -- Tradition as a hermeneutic challenge, not a rigid standard -- Authority as liberating : Gadamer and the I-thou encounter in the humanities classroom -- A humanities pedagogy : a schema for investigating the humanities classroom -- A humanities pedagogy responds to the neoliberal educational program.

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