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Socialization and Education

Wolfgang Brezinka
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      These three essays on social science terminology examine commonly used words whose meanings, on closer examination, are not clear. The first essay analyzes the term socialization as it is used inconsistently by 24 authors in psychology, sociology, and education. Brezinka contends that it is frequently confused with the term education, to the detriment of both concepts. The second essay, Models in Educational Theories, examines 15 usages of the term models, including the vogue expression paradigm, and finds little of use for the science of education in the concepts. The third essay, Conflict Education, attacks the New Left and its pedagogical theories for failing to abide by basic principles of concept construction and use. Throughout the book, the author shows how imprecision can be identified and corrected.
      Format: CONTRIBUTORS: Wolfgang Brezinka EAN: 9780313292583 COUNTRY: United States PAGES: WEIGHT: 0 g HEIGHT: 0 cm
      PUBLISHED BY: ABC-CLIO DATE PUBLISHED: 1994-12-30 CITY: GENRE: EDUCATION / General WIDTH: 0 cm SPINE:

      Book Themes:

      Semantics, discourse analysis, stylistics, Sociology and anthropology, Philosophy and theory of education

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      WOLFGANG BREZINKA is Professor and Director of the Department of Educational Science at the University of Konstanz in Germany. The author of 11 books on education, his works have been translated from German into eight foreign languages. His English publications include Philosophy of Educational Knowledge (1992), Basic Concepts of Educational Science (1994), and Belief, Morals, and Education (1994).
      These three essays on social science terminology examine commonly used words whose meanings, on closer examination, are not clear. The first essay analyzes the term socialization as it is used inconsistently by 24 authors in psychology, sociology, and education. Brezinka contends that it is frequently confused with the term education, to the detriment of both concepts. The second essay, Models in Educational Theories, examines 15 usages of the term models, including the vogue expression paradigm, and finds little of use for the science of education in the concepts. The third essay, Conflict Education, attacks the New Left and its pedagogical theories for failing to abide by basic principles of concept construction and use. Throughout the book, the author shows how imprecision can be identified and corrected.
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      Semantics, discourse analysis, stylistics, Sociology and anthropology, Philosophy and theory of education

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      WOLFGANG BREZINKA is Professor and Director of the Department of Educational Science at the University of Konstanz in Germany. The author of 11 books on education, his works have been translated from German into eight foreign languages. His English publications include Philosophy of Educational Knowledge (1992), Basic Concepts of Educational Science (1994), and Belief, Morals, and Education (1994).

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