Perennialism Philosophy of education



perennialists believe 1 should teach things 1 deems of everlasting importance people everywhere. believe important topics develop person. since details of fact change constantly, these cannot important. therefore, 1 should teach principles, not facts. since people human, 1 should teach first humans, not machines or techniques. since people people first, , workers second if @ all, 1 should teach liberal topics first, not vocational topics. focus on teaching reasoning , wisdom rather facts, liberal arts rather vocational training.


allan bloom

alexander sutherland neill



date: 1930–1992


bloom, professor of political science @ university of chicago, argued traditional great books-based liberal education in lengthy essay closing of american mind.







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