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This paper will look at the ideas of William James (1842-1910) and John Dewey (1859-1952) and the importance of the educational environment with current theological education in the holiness tradition, particularly in light of the educational influence of H. Orton Wiley (1877-1961).
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KeywordsWilliams James, John Dewey, educational philosophy, pragmatism, educational movement, theological education
Sponsored ByInternational Board of Education
Periodical TitleDidache: Faithful Teaching
Periodical Year2003
Periodical MonthJanuary
Periodical Volume Number2
Periodical Issue Number2
Periodical ISSN15360156
Peer Reviewed?No
Series Number2
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Didache Master Table of Contents
102 Resources
- English
- Spanish
Didache Volume 02, Number 02
10 Resources
- Religion - Christianity
- English
- Spanish
Greetings and welcome to Didache: Faithful Teaching. This current edition introduces several interesting articles and a new approach in the journal that hopefully many in our tradition will appreciate. We have three special articles offered in their primary language, Spanish, as well as several English offerings.