An ontological notion of tradition and education
This dissertation is a discussion of an ontological notion of tradition as opposed to a sociological one. It is argued in here that while the sociological notion of tradition is a theory regarding the nature of society, and more particularly a theory of social change, the ontological notion of tradition is a theory of man's-being-in-the-world. In other words man's-being-in-the-world is to be-in-a-tradition.
University of Illinois - Urbana-Champaign
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