Human development as metamorphosis in Nietzsche: an experience with Philosophy and Art
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https://doi.org/10.18316/2236-6377.15.6Keywords:
Nietzsche, Philosophy of education, Education establishmentsAbstract
The essay highlights some elements of Nietzsche's philosophy that lead us to be a philosophy of education this philosopher. Particularly we work cultural criticism Nietzschean objectified in a criticism schools and what the think unveiled as the pseudo of his time, a phenomenon that reveals the limits on the Bildung model, still timid in relation other formation of a free spirit, which would require, greatly, art and philosophy. Our intention is to interpret the writings of the philosopher, notably the On the future of schools and Zarathustra master's discourse, the three metamorphoses, to think about possibilities on the horizon of contemporary philosophy of education. Criticism of Nietzsche on the progress the educational process in schools focuses heavily on teacher education which in other words can broker the relationship between philosophy and art in the formation of the student.
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