The therapy of education: philosophy, happiness and personal growth

New York: Palgrave-Macmillan. Edited by Richard Smith & Paul Standish (2007)
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In the modern day, it is understood that the role of the teacher comprises aspects of therapy directed towards the child. But to what extent should this relationship be developed, and what are its concomitant responsibilities? This book offers a challenging philosophical approach to the inherent problems and tensions involved with these issues

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