Fundamental Pedagogics

The phenomenological method as aan approach to studying the reality of educating a child

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Yonge, George D.

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Philosophical anthropology: An ontological-anthropological view of being human and its relevance for educational theory and practice

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Yonge, Geurge D.

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The parent-child/adult- child educative relationship: The overlooked ground/foundation of educational theory and practice?

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Yonge, George

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AN UNLIKELY VENTURE: An interrogation of the critique of fundamental pedagogics

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Yonge, George D.

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From Education to Pedagogics

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Yonge, George D.

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Educare: A neglected dimension of educational thought

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Yonge, George D.

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The Parent-Child Educative Relationship as a Foundational Prototype for Teacher Education

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Yonge, George D.

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W. A. LANDMAN AS PEDAGOGUE: A study in fundamental pedagogics

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Lemmer, Catharina J.

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W. A. Landman: Seeker, describer and hermeneuticist in fundamental pedagogics

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Gerber A. E.

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W. A. Landman's pronouncement: Phenomenology is only meaningful as ontology

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Pienaar, J. J.

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