Abstract
Examined are such approaches to organization of educational activity as subject to subject and subject to object relations. The author notes, that usage of each of the named paradigms might have both positive results and negative after-effects.
Keywords
- social philosophy
- discussion method
- education
- object of education
- subject of education
- subject to subject education
- subject to object education
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