The problem with rules : essays on the meaning and value of liberal education / John Churchill.
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- 9780813945781
- 081394578X
- 370.11/2 23
- LC1011 .C48 2021
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Includes bibliographical references.
The "essence" of liberal education -- Wittgenstein on rules and its relevance for liberal education -- Benefits of liberal education: deliberation and the emergence of meaning -- What Is the Liberal Arts Canon and how is it justified? -- Liberal arts in a global context -- Liberal arts and personal identity.
"A defense of the liberal arts and clarion call to recognize and support their study. Drawing on Wittgenstein, John Churchill insists on the liberal arts' indispensable role in the practice of critical thinking"-- Provided by publisher.
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