Gareth B. Matthews
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Philosophy and the Young Child
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1980
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The Philosophy of Childhood
8 editions
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1996
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Dialogues with Children
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1984
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Augustine
17 editions
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1979
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Felsefe ve Çocuk
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Socratic Perplexity: And the Nature of Philosophy
9 editions
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1999
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The Augustinian Tradition (Philosophical Traditions) (Volume 8)
3 editions
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1998
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Filosoofilised vestlused lastega
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Thought's Ego in Augustine and Descartes
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1992
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Why Plato Lost Interest in the Socratic Method
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“Adults discourage children from asking philosophical questions, first by being patronizing to them and then by directing their inquiring minds towards more "useful" questions. Most adults aren't themselves interested in philosophical questions. They may be threatened by some of them. Moreover, it doesn't occur to most adults that there are questions that a child can ask that they can't provide a definitive answer to and that aren't answered in a standard dictionary or encyclopedia either.”
― Philosophy and the Young Child
― Philosophy and the Young Child
“Apparently, philosophy persists, even though less obviously and less insistently than once. If John has trimmed his interests to conform to the expectations of the adult world, that's a shame. But if he has simply moved on to other interests, that's natural enough. There's more to life than philosophy.”
― Philosophy and the Young Child
― Philosophy and the Young Child
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