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An Anti-traditional Tradition:The American Idea of Liberal Education

反传统的传统:美国自由教育的理念(英文)
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摘要 The American idea of liberal education does not have a consistent thread running through it. The tradition of liberal education pioneered by Thomas Jefferson emphasized liberal learning and the diffusion of knowledge, but its object was still elite education. However, the inheritance of its core ideas of "freedom of speech and useful skills" led to sustained "anti- traditional" changes in American thinking about liberal education. Targeting the excesses of American business culture, Ralph Waldo Emerson proposed focusing on reflection and experiential learning, injecting new life into the anti-traditional tradition. American liberal education is still making necessary adjustments to the latest trends of our new era, and will continue to do so. 美国自由教育理念并非自始至终具有一个一以贯之的形态。杰斐逊开创的自由教育传统强调自由学习、知识的普及与传播,但还是以精英教育为主。但其核心"言说的自由与技艺"得以传承下去,这导致了美国自由教育思想的持续的"反传统"变革。爱默生针对美国商业文化的泛滥,提出注重反思与体验式学习的理念,为反传统的传统注入了活力。美国的自由教育仍然在针对新时期的社会流俗作出必要的调整并将持续下去。
机构地区 Wesleyan University
出处 《Social Sciences in China》 2013年第2期96-104,共9页 中国社会科学(英文版)
关键词 liberal education Thomas Jefferson Ralph Waldo Emerson anti-traditionalism 自由教育 杰斐逊 爱默生 反传统
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  • 1Brown, Richard D. The Strength of a People." The Idea of an Informed Citizenry in America, 1650-1870. Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina Press, 1997.
  • 2Emerson, Ralph Waldo. "The American Scholar".
  • 3Pangle, Lorraine Smith and Thomas L. Pangle. The Learning of Liberty: The Educational Ideas of the American Founders. Lawrence: University Press of Kansas, 1993.
  • 4Wagoner, Jennings. "That Knowledge Most Useful to Us".
  • 5Weil, Eric. "Tradition and Traditionalism." Confluence 2, 1953, no. 4.
  • 6See Eric Weil's definition of tradition as that which "goes without saying" in "Tradition and Traditionalism," pp. 106-116.
  • 7Richard D. Brown, The Strength of a People: The Idea of an Informed Citizenry in America, 1650- 1870, p. 77.
  • 8Lorraine Smith Pangle and Thomas L. Pangle, The Learning of Liberty." The Educational Ideas of the American Founders, p. 166.
  • 9In the larger project I discuss how David Walker, a free black, and Frederick Douglass, an ex- slave, appropriated Jefferson's ideas of education even as they rejected his racialist theories of African inferiority.
  • 10Ralph Waldo Emerson, "The American Scholar".

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