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Table of Contents

• Preface
• Thematic Map
• Editors and contributors
• A
• Ableism
• Abstinence-Only Education
• Academic Capitalism
• Academic Freedom
• Academic Literacy Across the Curriculum
• Acceleration
• Achievement
• Action
• Activism and Environment
• Actual-Virtual
• Adapting Pedagogy for Formative Assessment
• Administration
• Adult and Continuing Education in the Nordic Countries: Folkbildning
• Adult Education
• Advanced Liberalism
• Aesthetic Education
• Aesthetics
• Aesthetics and Sport
• Affect
• Affective Neuroscience
• Affects
• African Americans
• Agency
• Agency, Authority and Open Education
• Agency, Authority and Openness
• Aims
• Aims of Education
• Ako
• Alchemy of Love an Artist Praxis to Autonomy and Political Visibility
• Aletheia
• Allegedly Conservative: Revisiting Wittgenstein's Legacy for Philosophy of Education
• American Progressive Movement
• Analysis
• Analytic Philosophy of Education
• Analytics
• Anarchic Education
• Angst
• Animal
• Anti-black
• Anti-colonial Education
• Anti-humanism
• Anti-normative
• Arendt
• Argument Mapping Software: Semiotic Foundations
• Arguments
• Artifacts
• Artworks
• Asperger and the Framing of Autism: His Legacy and Its Philosophical Commitments
• Assemblage
• Assessment and Learner Identity
• Assessment and Parents
• Associations
• Audit Culture
• Authenticity
• Authoritarianism
• Authority
• Autonomy
• B
• Bachelard and Philosophy of Education
• Beauty
• Beauvoir and Philosophy of Education
• Becoming
• Benefits
• Best Interest of the Child
• Bias
• Big Data Analytics
• Bildung
• Bildung: Potential and Promise in Early Childhood Education
• Biliteracy
• Biopolitics
• Bioregionalism
• Black Males
• Body
• Body of the Child, The
• Border Theory
• Brain-Washing
• Buber, Martin (1878–1965)
• C
• Camus, Albert (1913–1960)
• Canguilhem and Philosophy of Education
• Canon
• Capitalism and Modernity
• Capture
• Care
• Caregivers
• Carl Joseph Walker-Hoover
• Castoriadis on Autonomy and Heteronomy
• Catchword
• Causality
• Causation
• Cause
• Cavell and Philosophy of Education
• Cavell and Postmodern Education
• CDA
• Chance
• Character Education
• Character Formation
• Charles Taylor
• Child
• Child Development
• Child-Animal Relations
• Childhood and Difference
• Childhood and Diversity
• Childhood and Environments
• Childhood and Foreignness
• Childhood and Globalization
• Childhood and Innocence
• Childhood and Motherhood
• Childhood and Nation Building
• Childhood and Otherness
• Childhood and Youth, History of
• Childhood Studies Around 1900
• Childhood Studies, An Overview of
• Children and Childhoods, Methodologies of
• Children and Objects
• Children and Punishment
• Children and Sustainability
• Children's Participation
• Children's Power Relations, Resistance, and Subject Positions
• Children's Rights
• Citizenship Belonging
• Citizenship, Inclusion, and Education
• Civic Education
• Civil Rights
• Claims
• Class
• Classroom Assessment
• Coevolution
• Co-existentials and Existentials of Pedagogical Relation
• Cognitive Assimilation
• Cognitive Decolonization
• Cognitive Imperialism
• Collaborative Knowledge Production
• Collective
• Collective Praxis: A Theoretical Vision
• College
• Colonialism
• Colored Cosmopolitanism and the Classroom: Educational Connections Between African Americans and South Asians
• Comenius, John Amos (1592–1670)
• Common Sense
• Communal Existence
• Communication
• Communicative Action
• Communicative Practices
• Community Engagement
• Community of Inquiry
• Community Service-Learning
• Community-Based Learning
• Community-Based Learning and Research
• Community-Engaged Learning
• Comparative Philosophy of Education
• Compassion
• Competition and Fair Play
• Competitive Education Harms Moral Growth
• Complex Pragmatism
• Complexity Theory
• Computer-Supported Argument Visualization
• Concepts
• Conceptual Change in Science and Science Education
• Configuration
• Configured Leadership
• Confucian
• Confucian Values and Vietnamese School Leadership
• Connected Learning
• Conscientization
• Conscientization, Conscience, and Education
• Consciousness
• Consensus Moderation
• Conservative
• Consistency
• Consistency of Teacher Judgement
• Constructing Spaces for Diverse Black Masculinities in All-Male Public Urban Schools
• Constructivism
• Consumer Culture and Children
• Contemplative Wondering About Work
• Context
• Contextualized Learning
• Control
• Control Variables
• Convergence of Inclusive Education and Disability Studies: A Critical Framework
• Course of Study
• Creative Commons Licensing
• Creativity, Openness, and User-Generated Cultures
• Credit System
• Créolité Movement and Education in Haiti-Post-colonialism and Education in Haiti, The
• Critical and Social Justice Pedagogies in Practice
• Critical Discourse Analysis
• Critical Distance
• Critical Education
• Critical Education and Digital Cultures
• Critical Education and Postcolonialism
• Critical Education Theories
• Critical Education, American, Canadian
• Critical Gender Studies as a Lens on Education and Schooling
• Critical Intersectionality
• Critical Pedagogy
• Critical Pedagogy and Art
• Critical Pedagogy and Digital Technology: Postmodernist and Marxist Perspectives
• Critical Pedagogy, Historical Origins of
• Critical Perspectives on Postfeminist Discourses
• Critical Philosophy
• Critical Place Pedagogies
• Critical Practice
• Critical Race Theory
• Critical Race Theory: A Marxist Critique
• Critical Reflection
• Critical Scholarship
• Critical Self-Learning and Organizational Learning: A Popperian Perspective
• Critical Special Education
• Critical Theory
• Critical Theory as Metatheory of Education
• Critical Thinking
• Critically: Analytically
• Critique of Capitalism
• CSAV
• Cult Figures
• Cultural Activity
• Cultural Difference
• Cultural Imperialism
• Cultural Politics of Education
• Cultural Relevance
• Cultural Studies
• Cultural Studies and Education in the Digital Age
• Cultural Studies and New Student Resistance
• Cultural Studies and Public Pedagogy
• Cultural Studies in Science Education
• Cultural Theory
• Culture
• Culture and Education at the Active Intersection of Technology-Mediated Learning in Online Communities
• Curriculum
• Curriculum as a Governing Device
• Curriculum Theory
• Cybercafes
• D
• Debates in Special Education
• Debt, Education, and Decolonization
• Decision-Making
• Decolonial Education
• Decolonial Education at Its Intersections
• Decolonial Feminisms
• Decolonial Latin American Philosophies of Education
• Decolonial Methodologies
• Decolonial Methodologies in Education
• Decoloniality, Pedagogy, and Praxis
• Decolonization and Higher Education
• Decolonizing Knowledge Production
• Deconstruction
• Deconstruction, Philosophy, Education
• Defining Openness in Education
• Deleuze
• Deleuze and Guattari
• Deleuze and Guattari and Curriculum
• Deleuze and Guattari in Early Childhood Education
• Deleuze and Guattari: Politics and Education
• Deleuze and Learning
• Deleuze, Ontology, and Mathematics
• Deleuze, Religion, and Education
• Deleuze, Theology and Learning
• Deleuze's Philosophy for Education
• Deliberative Democracy
• Deliberative Inquiry
• Deligny, Fernand (1913–1996)
• Democracy
• Democratic Education
• Democratic Pluralism
• Dennett, Daniel (1942–)
• Denouncing the Monopoly Held by Schools
• Deontology
• Derrida
• Derrida and the Ethics of Reading
• Derrida and the Philosophy of Education
• Derrida: Language, Text, and Possibilities
• Derrida's Deconstruction Contra Habermas's Communicative Reason
• Description
• Dewey
• Dewey and Critical Pedagogy
• Dewey and Philosophy of Disability
• Dewey and the Self
• Dewey Lab School at the University of Chicago
• Dewey on Democracy
• Dewey on Educational Aims
• Dewey on Educational Research and the Science of Education
• Dewey on Ethics and Moral Education
• Dewey on History and Geography in Education
• Dewey on Public Education and Democracy
• Dewey on Science and Science Education
• Dewey on Teaching and Teacher Education
• Dewey on the Concept of Education as Growth
• Dewey on Thinking in Education
• Dewey, John (1859–1952)
• Dewey's Social Philosophy
• Diagnostically Reflective Practice = Teacher Inquiry
• Diagrammatic Reasoning
• Dialectic
• Dialogic Education
• Dialogic Teaching
• Dialogical Education
• Dialogue
• Dialogue and Critical Pedagogy
• Dialogue that We Are, The
• Didactics
• Difference
• Difference/Différance
• Differentiation
• Diffusionist Model of Adoption of Digital Learning, The
• Digital Gaming
• Digital Learning
• Digital Learning and the Changing Role of the Teacher
• Digital Learning, Discourse, and Ideology
• Digital Literacies
• Digital Literacy
• Digital Literacy Environments
• Digital Literacy Practices
• Digital Media
• Digital Pedagogy
• Digital Practices
• Digital Scholarship: Recognizing New Practices in Academia
• Dine (Navajo) Philosophy of Community as K'e
• Dionysian
• Dis/Ability and Education
• Disability
• Disability and Samoa
• Disability as Psycho-Emotional Disablism: A Theoretical and Philosophical Review of Education Theory and Practice
• Disability Oppression
• Disability Studies
• Disability Studies in Education
• Disability Studies in Education (DSE) and the Epistemology of Special Education
• Disability, Diversity, and Higher Education
• Discourse
• Dissensus/Consensus
• Distance Education
• Distance Teaching Universities
• Diverse Meaning Making
• Diversity
• Divinization
• Doping and Anti-doping in Sport
• Drama, Struggle and Grace in Sport
• Dues
• E
• Early Childhood Education
• Early Childhood Sector
• Earth
• Ecofeminist Pedagogy
• Ecological Literacy
• Economic Development
• Ecopedagogy
• Eco-Phenomenology
• Edification
• Education
• Education and Big Data
• Education and Political Theory: Prospects and Points of View
• Education and Youth Protests
• Education for All
• Education for Citizenship
• Education for Sustainability
• Education for Sustainable Development
• Education History
• Educational Administration and Management
• Educational Administration and the Inequality of School Achievement
• Educational Aims and Reforms of Science Education
• Educational Change/Reform and Norms
• Educational Choice
• Educational Commons
• Educational Culture in the Era of Digital Communication
• Educational Experience
• Educational History
• Educational Ideals
• Educational Leadership
• Educational Leadership as a Political Enterprise
• Educational Leadership as Critical Practice
• Educational Leadership, Change, and the Politics of Resistance
• Educational Leadership, the Emotions, and Neuroscience
• Educational Myths
• Educational Philosophy
• Educational Policy
• Educational Policy and Administration
• Educational Practice
• Educational Semiotics, Greimas, and Theory of Action
• Educational Technology
• Educational Technology (I)
• Educational Technology (II)
• Educational Theorists
• Educational Theory
• Educational Theory: Herbart, Dewey, Freire, and Postmodernists
• Educationalisation
• Educationalization
• Educationalization of Social Problems and the Educationalization of the Modern World
• Edupunk
• Edusemiotics
• Edusemiotics To Date, An Introduction of
• Edusemiotics, Subjectivity, and New Materialism
• Effective History
• Efficiency
• E-Learning
• ELT
• Emancipation
• Embodied
• Embodiment
• Embodiment and Education
• Emergentist Naturalism
• Emotions
• Emotions and Educational Leadership
• Emotive Expression
• Empathy
• Empire
• Empirical Science
• End of Philosophy, The
• English
• Enlightenment
• Entitlements
• Environment and Education
• Environment and Pedagogy
• Environmental Action Competence
• Environmental Activism
• Environmental Culture
• Environmental Education
• Environmental Education in Brazil
• Environmental Education: A Field Under Siege
• Environmental Learning
• Environmental Social Movements
• Environmental Subjectivity
• Environment-as-an-Integrating-Context
• Epistemological Pluralism
• Epistemology
• Epistemology and Educational Administration
• Equality
• Equity
• Ethical Contingency
• Ethical Inquiry
• Ethical Orientation
• Ethical Relation
• Ethics
• Ethics and Education
• Ethics and Significance: Insights from Welby for Meaningful Education
• Ethics and Values Education
• Ethics Education
• Ethics of Care
• Eugenics and Education
• Eurocentrism
• Evaluation
• Everyday Existence
• Evolution
• Examination
• Examining the “Service” of Business Education for Women: A Service-Dominant Logic Perspective
• Exclusion
• Existential Individual Alone Within Freire's Sociopolitical Solidarity
• Existentialism
• Experience
• Expertise and Educational Practice
• F
• Fairness in Educational Assessment
• Faith
• Faith in Numbers
• Families
• Fanon and Decolonial Thought
• Fanua
• Feagaiga
• Feedback as Dialogue
• Feeling
• Female Nursery Teacher
• Feminism
• Feminism and Education
• Feminism and Philosophy of Education
• Feminist and Critical Approach
• Feminist Pedagogy
• Feminist Theories and Gender Inequalities: Headteachers, Staff, and Children
• Feminization Thesis: Gender and Higher Education
• Field of Educational Administration and Its Coevolving Epistemologies
• Field of Study
• FIFA
• First and Second Language Literacy
• First Person
• First Principle
• Folk Psychology
• Fonua
• Foreignness
• Formation
• Formation of School Subjects
• Formation of the Idealist and Progressive Kindergarten Movements During the Nineteenth Century, The
• Formative Assessment
• Foucault and Early Years Parenting
• Foucault and Educational Administration
• Foucault and Educational Theory
• Foucault, Confession, and Education
• Foucault's Work in Philosophy and History of Education, Reception and Influence of
• Fractal
• Frankena's Model for Analyzing Philosophies of Education
• Frankfurt School
• Frankl and the Philosophy of Moral Growth
• Free Markets
• Freedom
• Freedom of Will
• Freire
• Freire and a Pedagogy of Suffering: A Moral Ontology
• Freire and the Body
• Freire, Paulo (1921–1997)
• Freire's Christian Faith
• Freire's Philosophy and Pedagogy: Humanization and Education
• Funding
• Fusion of Horizons
• G
• Gadamer
• Gadamer and the Philosophy of Education
• Gelassenheit Education
• Gender
• Gender and Education
• Gender Equality
• Gender Equality in Sport
• Gender Practices in Early Childhood Education
• Gender, Postcolonialism, and Education
• Gender, Sexuality, and Marxism
• Gendered Violences and Queer of Color Critiques in Educational Spaces: Remembering Sakia, Carl, and Jaheem
• Genderqueer
• Genealogy
• General Education
• Geography
• Gestell
• Gilligan
• Gilligan-Kohlberg Controversy
• Global Citizenship Education Reconsidered: Taking the “Migrant” Other Seriously
• Global Disability
• Global English, Postcolonialism, and Education
• Globalization
• Goals of Schooling
• Goods
• Governance
• Governmentality
• Graduate
• Gramsci and Culture
• Graphic Representation
• Green, Public Education, and the Idea of Positive Freedom
• Greimas
• Growth
• Growth of the Kindergarten Movement Prior to the Twentieth Century, The
• Guardians
• H
• Habermas
• Habermas and Philosophy of Education
• Habermas and the Problem of Indoctrination
• Habits
• Hayek and Education
• Health
• Hegel
• Hegel and Critical Pedagogy
• Hegel and Philosophy of Education (I)
• Hegel and Philosophy of Education (II)
• Hegel on Moral Development, Education, and Ethical Life
• Hegelian Dialectics and Freire's Pedagogy
• Heidegger
• Heidegger and Curriculum
• Heidegger and Learning
• Heidegger and Mood
• Heidegger and Schooling
• Heidegger and Wonder
• Heidegger as Teacher
• Heidegger on Teaching
• Heidegger's Enframing and the Indigenous Self in Education
• Herbart, Johann Friedrich (1776–1841)
• Hermeneutic Philosophy
• Hermeneutics
• Hermeneutics and Educational Experience
• Hierarchical Invidious Monoism
• Hierarchical Patrimonial Monologue
• Higher Education
• Higher Student Movements
• History and Philosophy of Science
• History of Education
• History of IPO
• History of Philosophy of Sport
• History of Teacher Education
• Hobbes and Philosophy of Education
• Holisitic Education
• Holism
• Holistic Development
• Holy Child, The
• Homophobia
• Honneth on Moral Growth
• Horkheimer and Philosophy of Education
• Human Capital Theory and Education
• Human Capital Theory in Education
• Human Development
• Human Embodiment
• Human Engagement
• Human Rights and Education
• Human Rights, Postcolonialism, and Education
• Humanism
• Humanism, Postcolonialism, and Education
• Humanistic Education
• Humanities
• Hybrid
• I
• I'e toga
• Iconic and Symbolic Language
• Idealism
• Identity
• Identity-Work
• Ideology
• Ideology of Neoliberalism
• Illness
• ‘Ilo
• Images of the Child and Learning in the Early Years Curriculum: A Historical Overview
• Imitatio
• Impact of Levinas’ Philosophy on Educational Theory, The
• Implicit
• Improvement and Accountability Functions of Assessment: Impact on Teachers’ Thinking and Action
• Inadequacies
• Incas
• Inclusion
• Inclusive Education
• Inclusive Learning Environment
• Inclusive Schools
• Incredible Years as a Tool of Governmentality: A Foucauldian Analysis of an Early Years Parenting Program
• India
• Indigenizing Projects
• Indigenous
• Indigenous Community
• Indigenous Epistemology
• Indigenous Philosophies and Education: The Case of Kaupapa Māori
• Indigenous Philosophy
• Indigenous Philosophy of Relationships
• Indigenous Thoughts in Education
• Individual and Community in Muslim Education
• Individuality
• Individuality/Social Category
• Individuation
• Indoctrination
• Indoctrination and Science Education
• Indoctrination and the Un-growth of Morality
• Inequality
• Informal Assessment
• Infrastructures
• Innovation Policy
• Inquiry
• Inquiry Dialogue
• Inquiry Learning and Teaching in Science Education
• Instinct
• Instruction
• Instructional Leadership
• Instructional Systems
• Instrumentalism
• Integrative Education
• Intellectual Virtues and Educational Practice
• Intensity
• Intention
• Interaction
• Interests
• International Philosophy Olympiad
• Internet Access
• Intersectionality
• Intersections of Gender and Ability/Disability in Education
• Intersubjectivity
• Introducing Philosophy as a Subject Matter in Formal Education
• Islam and the Philosophy of Education: The Three Approaches
• Islamic Education
• Islamic Education and Educational Technology: In the Quest for Democratic Engagement
• Islamic Perspective of Vocational Education
• Islamic Philosophy of Education
• Issues in the Aesthetics of Educational Administration
• J
• John Locke's Thoughts on Education
• Judicialization
• Juridification and Education
• Justice
• K
• K–12 Public Education System
• Kaitiakitanga – Active Guardianship, Responsibilities, and Relationships with the World: Towards a Bio-cultural Future in Early Childhood Education
• Kakala
• Kant
• KBE, Antihumanist, Humanist, Posthumanist
• Kindergarten
• Kindergarten: Philosophical Movements in the Nineteenth Century
• Kinds of Educational Theory
• Knowledge
• Knowledge Based Economy
• Knowledge, Violence, and Education
• Knowledge-in-Practice
• Kohlberg
• L
• Labor in the Digital Age
• Labor: From Industrial to Digital
• Langeveld
• Langeveld, Martinus J. (1905–1989)
• Language
• Language and Identity in Haiti: Central Issues in Education
• Language as “House of Being”
• Language Learning
• Large Data Set
• Latin America
• Latino and African-American Social Relations
• Latino Praxis
• Layered Leadership
• Leadership
• Leadership and Learning
• Leadership Research and Practice: Competing Conceptions of Theory
• Learning
• Learning Analytics
• Learning and Media Literacy
• Learning and Teaching Practices
• Learning as Experience
• Learning Networks
• Learning Outcomes
• Learning Practices
• Learning Through Infrastructures: Cybercafes as Spaces for Digital Literacy
• Legalization
• Leisure: A Philosophical View About Leisure, Personal Freedom, and Politics
• Levinas
• Levinas in the Philosophy of Education
• LGBTQ
• Liberal Arts
• Liberal Arts and Sciences
• Liberal Arts Education
• Liberal Democracies
• Liberal Education
• Liberation
• Liberation Theology, Power of Language, and Preservation of Guaraní: A Paraguayan Context
• Life
• Life World (Lebenswelt)
• Linearity
• Literacies
• Literacies and Identity
• Literacies, An Introduction
• Literacy and Technology
• Literacy Practices
• Lived
• Logic
• Logic of Normative Theory
• Logotherapy
• Longing for Innocence and Purity: Nature and Child-Centered Education
• Lordship and Bondage
• Love
• Ludwig Wittgenstein
• Lyotard and Philosophy of Education
• Lyotard, Hope on the Dark Side
• M
• Mach and Science Teaching
• Major Thinkers
• Making Educated Girls in the Global South: Insights from Educational Anthropology
• Mālie Conceptualizing: A New Philosophy of Tongan Education
• Management
• Managerialism and Education
• Māori (Indigenous Peoples of Aotearoa New Zealand)
• Mapping the Terrain of Political Theory in Education
• Marcuse and Critical Education
• Marcuse, Herbert
• Marginality
• Marginalization
• Market Fundamentalism
• Marketization of European Higher Education Through Policy
• Markets
• Martin Heidegger
• Marx and Philosophy of Education
• Marxism
• Marxism and Disability Studies
• Marxism and Student Movements
• Marxism, Critical Realism, and Education
• Masculinities
• Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs)
• Material Culture
• Materialist Disability Studies
• Materiality
• Mathematics
• Mathematics Education as a Matter of Achievement
• Mathematics Education as a Matter of Cognition
• Mathematics Education as a Matter of Curriculum
• Mathematics Education as a Matter of Discourse
• Mathematics Education as a Matter of Economy
• Mathematics Education as a Matter of Identity
• Mathematics Education as a Matter of Labor
• Mathematics Education as a Matter of Policy
• Mathematics Education as a Matter of Technology
• Mathematics Education as a Matter of the Body
• Mathematics for All
• Maturity/Immaturity
• Meaning
• Meaning and Teaching
• Meaning Making
• Meaning of Life
• Meaning of Sport for Spectators, The
• Media and Youth Movements
• Media Logic
• Mediatization
• Mentoring and Decolonization
• Meritocracy
• Merleau-Ponty
• Merleau-Ponty and Somatic Education
• Metaphor
• Metaphor and Edusemiotics
• Method
• Methodological Issues in Science Education Research
• Methodology
• Micropolitics
• Mind
• Mindfulness
• Mobile Internet
• Modal Competence
• Modal Learning
• Moderation and Assessment
• Modern Education
• Modern Social Imaginary
• Mollenhauer, Klaus (1928–1998)
• Moral Development
• Moral Education
• Morality
• Motherhood
• Mothering
• Mothers
• Mothers and Mothering in Education
• Motto
• Multiculturalism
• Multiliteracies
• Multimedia Literacies
• Multimodal Literacies
• Muslim Education
• Muslim Education and Ethics: On Autonomy, Community, and (Dis)agreement
• Muslim Education and Gender Equality on Reconstructing a Just Narrative
• Muslim Women
• My Perspective on Philosophy of Education and Educational Practice(s)
• N
• Narrative
• Narrative Assessment: A Sociocultural View
• Narratology
• Nation, Nationalism, Curriculum, and the Making of Citizens
• Nation-State
• Naturalism
• Nature
• Nature of Educational Theory
• Nature of Science in the Science Curriculum
• Nature-Based Education
• (Neo-) Marxism
• Neoconservatism
• Neoliberal Discourses: Toward a Deeper Understanding and a Global Latino Education
• Neoliberal Globalization and Educational Administration: Western and Developing Nation Perspectives
• Neoliberalism
• Neoliberalism and Education Policy
• Neoliberalism and Environmental Education
• Neoliberalism and Globalization
• Neoliberalism and Power in Education
• Neoliberalism, Hayek, and the Austrian School of Economics
• Neo-pragmatist Philosophy of Education
• Networked Learning
• Neuron
• New Education Fellowship (NEF)
• New Education Movement
• New Language of Learning
• New Literacies Theory
• new literacies, New Literacies
• New Materialism
• New Media
• New Media Literacies
• New School in Brazil
• Nietzsche
• Nietzsche and Acoustics
• Nietzsche and Atomism
• Nietzsche and Bildung/Paideia
• Nietzsche and Education
• Nietzsche and Morality
• Nietzsche and Rhetoric as Self-Education
• Nietzsche and Schooling
• Nietzsche and Self-Education
• Nietzsche and Solicitude
• Nietzsche, Friedrich (1844–1900)
• Nietzsche's Schopenhauer and Education
• Nietzsche's Spiritual Exercises
• Nietzschean Education
• Nietzschean Education and Gelassenheit-Education
• Nietzschean Nihilism
• Nietzschean Perspectivism
• Nietzschean Responsibility
• Nonnormative
• Normalcy
• Norman Malcolm
• Normative Philosophy of Education
• Normative Traditions
• Normativity
• North American Critical Pedagogy
• Number
• O
• On “the Temptation to Attack Common Sense”
• On Heidegger on Education and Questioning
• On Marxist Critical Ethnography
• On Some of Nietzsche's Ideas That Inspired Postmodernist Educational Thinking
• On the Logical Form of Educational Philosophy and Theory: Herbart, Mill, Frankena, and Beyond
• On the Paradoxes of Nietzsche and Education: Perspectives
• Online Learning
• Online Universities
• Ontological Issues in Educational Administration: The Ontological Status of Educational Organizations
• Ontology
• Ontology and Semiotics: Educating in Values
• Open Access
• Open and Distance Learning
• Open Digital Practices, An Overview of
• Open Distance Learning
• Open Education
• Open Education (OE)
• Open Education and Education for Openness
• Open Education, An Overview of
• Open Education, Privacy, Security, and Safety: Call to Action
• Open Educational Practices
• Open Educational Resources
• Open Educational Resources (OER)
• Open Learning
• Open Pedagogy
• Open Politics and Education
• Open Universities
• Open Works, Open Cultures, and Open Learning Systems
• Openness
• “Openness” and “Open Education” in the Global Digital Economy: An Emerging Paradigm of Social Production
• Openness and Power
• Opportunity to Learn
• Oppressors and Oppressed
• Optimality
• Ordinality
• Ordinary Language Philosophy
• Organizational Change
• Organizational Culture
• Original Sin
• Ortega y Gasset, José (1883–1955)
• Orthography
• ‘Other’
• “Others”
• Outdoor Education
• Overview of Metatheory of Educational Knowledge
• Ownership
• P
• Pacific
• Pacific Islands
• Pacific Peoples
• Paideia
• Panshophy
• Papatuanuku in a Maori Philosophy of Education
• Paradigms
• Parenthood
• Parenting
• Parenting as a Site of Governance in Early Childhood Education
• Parents
• Participation
• Pasifika
• Pasifiki
• Passion
• Patterns in Teaching Philosophy
• Pedagogic
• Pedagogisation
• Pedagogization
• Pedagogy
• Pedagogy of the Oppressed
• Peirce
• Peirce and Embedded Philosophy of Education
• Performance
• Persuasive Language
• Peru
• Peter Winch
• Phenomenological Methodology
• Phenomenological Pedagogy
• Phenomenological Research in Education
• Phenomenological Theory of Bildung and Education
• Phenomenology
• Phenomenology in Education
• Phenomenology of Digital Media
• Phenomenology of Ethics and Aesthetics
• Phenomenology of Higher Education
• Phenomenology of Inclusion, Belonging, and Language
• Phenomenology of Language
• Phenomenology of Movement and Place
• Phenomenology of the Adult-Child Relation
• Phenomenology, Education, and the More-Than-Human World
• Phenomenology, Language, and the Unspoken: The Preverbal Dimension of Children's Experience
• Phenomenon of Childhood Migration
• Philosophers of Education
• Philosophical Dialogue
• Philosophical Education
• Philosophical Education, An Overview of
• Philosophical Grammar
• Philosophical Idealism and Educational Theory
• Philosophical Inquiry
• Philosophical Inquiry in Education
• Philosophical Roots of Gilligan-Kohlberg Controversy, The
• Philosophy
• Philosophy and Childhood
• Philosophy for Children
• Philosophy in Education
• Philosophy in High School
• Philosophy of Disability
• Philosophy of Education
• Philosophy of Education and Science Education
• Philosophy of Education: Its Current Trajectory and Challenges
• Philosophy of Science
• Philosophy of Social Science
• Philosophy with Children
• Philosophy with Children: The Lipman-Sharp Approach to Philosophy for Children
• Philosophy with Picturebooks
• Place
• Place Theory
• Place-Based Education
• Place-Based Pedagogy
• Placenta
• Placing Semiotics Within the Academy
• Play
• Play and Belonging
• Play and Language
• Play: Aesthetics and Ambiguity of Play in Early Childhood Education
• Plurality of Tradition
• Policy
• Policy Imperative in Early Childhood Education and Care
• Policy Scholarship
• Political Aspects of Assessment
• Political Economy of Charter Schools
• Political Economy of Disablement, The
• Political Economy of Open Education, The
• Political Economy of Openness, The
• Political Philosophy
• Political Theory
• Political Theory of Neoliberalism
• Politics
• Politics of Open Education, The
• Politics of Openness, The
• Popular Education
• Populism
• Positioning
• Postcolonialism
• Postcolonialism, Development, and Education
• Postcritical Pedagogy
• Postfeminism
• Postgraduate
• Posthumanism
• Postmodernism and Education: Relevance of Deleuzian and Guattarian Perspective for Education
• Poststructural Discourse Analysis of Modern Parenting in Early Childhood Education
• Poststructuralism
• Poststructuralism and Education
• Poststructuralism, Postcolonialism, and Education
• Post-structuralist Thought
• Postulates
• Poto
• Power
• Practical Reasoning
• Practical Syllogism
• Practice
• Practice of Philosophical Dialogue in Educational Settings, The
• Practitioner
• Pragmatism
• Praxis
• Pre-disposed Understanding
• Predisposition
• Presence
• Pre-verbal
• Primary School Curriculum to Foster Thinking About Mathematics
• Principles of Beauty
• Private and Public in European Higher Education
• Privatization
• Problematics
• Problem-Centered View
• Process
• Professional Dialogue
• Professional Judgement in Ethics
• Professionalization
• Profit
• Progressive Education
• Progressive Education Association (PEA)
• Progressive School
• Proxy Variables
• Psycho-Emotional Dimensions of Disability
• Psychological Approach
• Public
• Publicity
• Punishment
• Purity
• Purpose of Education
• Pute
• Q
• Quality Control
• Quantum Physics
• Queer
• Queer Theory
• Quest for Heroes
• Quest of Educational Slogans, The
• Questions on the Global Indigenous
• Quipus
• Qurānic Exegeses
• R
• Race
• “Race” Over Class
• Racialization
• Radical Pedagogy
• Rancière and Education
• Rancière on Radical Equality and Adult Education
• Rankings and Mediatization of University
• Rationality
• Rationalization
• Reading
• Reading Order
• Reading/Writing
• Real Recognize Real: Local Hip-Hop Cultures and Global Imbalances in the African Diaspora
• Realism
• Reality
• Reciprocity
• Recognition
• Reconsidering Aesthetics and Everyday Life
• Redescription
• Reduction
• Reflexivity
• Reform
• Relation
• Relation(s)
• Relational
• Relational Pedagogy
• Relationship Building
• Reliability
• Religion
• Religion and Modern Educational Aspirations
• Religious Education
• Relision
• Research Approaches
• Research Conduct
• Research Design
• Research Methods
• Research Policy
• Research Programmes
• Research Traditions
• Researcher
• Resistance
• Respect
• Responsibility
• Responsible Action
• Responsivity
• Resurgence of Freirean Pedagogy in the New Media Age
• Revitalizing Islamic Ecological Ethics Through Education
• Rhizoanalysis as Educational Research
• Rhizomatic Research
• Rights
• Risk Taking
• Rodríguez, Simón
• Role Model
• Rorty, Richard (1931–2007)
• Rousseau on Bildung and Morality
• Rule Following
• S
• Sacralization and Romanticization of Children and Mothers
• Sacred Relationships
• Sakia Gunn
• Salvation and Education
• Saying
• Schizophrenia
• School
• School and Inclusion
• School Choice
• School Development and School Reforms
• School Improvement
• School Leadership
• School Programs
• School Reform
• Schooling
• Schools
• Schopenhauer and Nietzsche on Moral Growth
• Science
• Science Learning
• Science Teacher Education and Identity
• Science, Naturalism, and Education
• Scientific Communication and the Open Society: The Emerging Paradigm of “Open Knowledge Production”
• Sebeok
• Second Language Acquisition: An Edusemiotic Approach
• Second-Order Study
• Sector
• Self-Cultivation
• Self-Directedness
• Selfhood
• Self-Questioning
• Seminal Authors
• Semioethics
• Semiosis
• Semiosis as Relational Becoming
• Semiotics
• Sense Perception
• Sensory Experience
• Sensuous, The
• Sentiment
• Service-Learning
• Sexualities
• Sexuality
• Shared
• Shortcomings
• Sign
• Sign User
• Significance
• Signification
• Significs
• Single Gender Schools
• Singularity
• Situated Learning
• Sketching the Multiple Relevance of Postmodernism to Educational Theory
• Skills
• Social and Restorative Justice: A Moral Imperative for Educational Leaders
• Social Change
• Social Efficiency
• Social Emotional Learning
• Social Emotional Learning and Latino Students
• Social Groups
• Social Imaginaries and Children's Rights
• Social Imaginaries and Democratic Teaching and Learning
• Social Imaginaries and Deschooling
• Social Imaginaries and Econometrics for Education Policy
• Social Imaginaries and Education as Transformation
• Social Imaginaries and Inclusion
• Social Imaginaries and Possibilism in State Schooling
• Social Imaginaries and Schooling
• Social Imaginaries and the New Education Fellowship
• Social Imaginaries: An Overview
• Social Interaction
• Social Issues
• Social Justice Pedagogy
• Social Media
• Social Mobility
• Social Moderation
• Social Movements
• Social Radicalism
• Social Responsibility
• Social Semiotics
• Sociocultural Approach
• Sociological Approaches to Educational Administration
• Sociology of Disability
• Sociology of Education
• Socratic Dialogue
• Socratic Dialogue in Education
• Socratic Dialogue: A Comparison Between Ancient and Contemporary Method
• Software
• Somaesthetics
• Somatic Knowing and Intentional Co-creation
• Somatic Marker Hypothesis
• Spatial Theory
• Specialization
• Speed – Positive Aspects
• Sport's Relation to Beauty and Art
• State, The
• Statement
• Statistical Significance
• Story
• Structuralism
• Student Achievement
• Student Identity
• Students Who Want Banking Education and Related Challenges to Problem-Posing Education
• Subcultures
• Subject
• Subjectivity
• Subsidiary Awareness
• Surveillance
• Sustainability and Education
• Sustainability Competencies
• Sustainability Didactics
• Sustainability Education
• Syllabi
• Systems Approach
• T
• Taking Our Time: Slow Learning, Cautious Teaching
• Talanoa
• Talanoa: A Tongan Research Methodology and Method
• Teacher Education
• Teacher Education at the Intersection of Educational Sciences
• Teacher Evaluation and Islamic Education, A Critical Perspective
• Teachers
• Teachers’ Associations
• Teaching
• Teaching and Critically Reflective Practice in Freire
• Teaching for Thinking
• Teaching Islam to Children in Multicultural Singapore
• Teaching Philosophy
• Technofeminist Lens on Schooling in the Digital Age
• Technoliteracies
• Technoliteracy
• Technology
• Temporalities of Academic Work
• Testing
• Textbooks
• Textuality
• Theories of Moral Development
• Theorizing Curriculum Implementation and Evaluation in Early Childhood Education
• Theory
• Theory Building and Education for Understanding
• Theory of Forms
• Theory of Knowledge and Educational Administration
• Theory/Practice Divide
• Therapy
• Third World Girl as an Educative Spectacle
• Thoughtful Reflection on Classroom Work
• Three Views of Philosophy and Multiculturalism: Searle, Rorty, and Taylor
• Time
• Time Pressure
• Totality
• Training
• Transcendentalism
• Transformative Learning
• Translation
• Transliteracies
• Transnational
• Transparency
• Transphobia
• Trust
• Truth
• Truth and the Pragmatic Theory of Learning
• U
• Ummah
• Unarticulated
• Unconscious, The
• Undergraduate
• Universalism
• Universities and the Politics of Autonomy
• University
• University Rankings
• Unmaking the Work of Pedagogy Through Deleuze and Guattari
• Unspoken: Latent
• Upbringing
• Urban Environmental Education
• Use of Levinas in Educational Philosophy, The
• Use of Quipus in Peru and the Process of Alphabetization and Schooling, The
• Utilitarianism
• Utrecht School
• V
• Va, Tauhi Va
• Validity
• Validity Theory in Measurement
• Values
• Values Education
• Values in Science and in Science Classrooms
• Verification
• Verification of Educational Theory
• Verificationism
• Videogaming and Literacies
• Vietnam
• Viewing Early Years’ Curriculum Through Poststructuralist Lenses
• Virtue Epistemology and Education
• Visual Literacy
• Visual Methodologies and Latino Cultural Studies: Implications for the Sociology of Education
• Vocationalism
• Vulnerability
• Vulnerable Child, The
• W
• War Machine, The
• Web 2.0
• Weblogs
• Wellbeing
• Whakapapa (Genealogy)
• Whakapapa: A Māori Way of Knowing and Being in the World
• Where the Learning Sciences Need Philosophers
• White Supremacy
• Wikilearning
• Wikis
• Wisdom
• Wittgenstein
• Wittgenstein and Philosophy of Education: A Feminist Reassessment
• Wittgenstein and the Learning of Emotions
• Wittgenstein and the Path of Learning
• Wittgenstein and the Philosophy of the Subject
• Wittgenstein as Educator
• Wittgenstein, Language, and Instinct
• Wittgenstein's Pedagogical Metaphors
• Wittgensteinian Legacy
• Wittgensteinian Perspectives and Science Education Research
• Women's Studies
• Work
• Wynter and Decolonization
• Y
• Youth Movements
• Youth, Debt, and the Promise of Critical Pedagogy
• Z
• Zerilli
• Erratum to: Encyclopedia of Educational Philosophy and Theory