The Philosophical Foundations of Civic Education

Philosophy & Public Policy Quarterly 30 (3/4):21 (2010)
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Abstract

Those who study and evaluate civic education programs are often reticent about their values or unsure how to defend them. Peter Levine and Ann Higgins-DAlessandro offer a range of philosophical resources for thinking about the values that society should hold and how it should try to transmit these values through civic education to future generations.

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