The Concept of MethodExamines the term method and what gives it universal and essential traits. Looks at procedures which apply rational order or systematic patterns. |
Common terms and phrases
action actually aims aphorisms applied arrangement articulation artist attainment Bentham Benthamite called Cartesian cerned Coleridge Coleridge's common conception of method concerned connected aggregation contrivance depends Descartes Dewey Dewey's direction discipline discourse distinction distinguish effect ence Euclid's Elements exhibitive fact factors formulation Francis Bacon func function guiding idea human ideal imagination imply individual initiative instance instrument intelligence intuition invention John Dewey kind knowledge lative less logic manipulation means ment methodic activity methodic practice methodic process methodology natural complexes nature of method necessarily non-methodic notion objects operations order of utterance Oresteia particular pattern perspective philosophic phrase Plato possible prac practitioners presupposes principle problem procedure progression purpose pursued query rational reflection relation repetition requires result rule scientific method scientist sense situation social sorb speak specific speculative reason structure systematic theory things thodic tion traits ture unique unity Whitehead
References to this book
Action and Reflection in Teacher Education Gareth Rees Harvard,Phil Hodkinson No preview available - 1994 |