The cadence of nature for educating: Uncovering a path to knowing in a comparative study of Daoism and lost gospels

Educational Philosophy and Theory 51 (12):1216-1226 (2019)
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This article compares the two worldviews of Daoism and selected lost gospels, and considers the pedagogical implications. It explores their core concepts and how each applies these concepts...

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