That ‘Teaching’ is a Prodigious Illusion: In the Words and Form of Søren Kierkegaard1 Russell Butson2 University of Otago, New Zealand The following is an experiment in shared authorship that draws on established r - Duckworth - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	That ‘Teaching’ is a Prodigious Illusion: In the Words and Form of Søren Kierkegaard1 Russell Butson2 University of Otago, New Zealand The following is an experiment in shared authorship that draws on established r Add to Reading List Document Date: 2003-05-27 14:41:44 Open Document File Size: 46,23 KB Share Result on Facebook City London / / Company Oxford University Press / LondonPrinceton University Press / E. Indiana University Press / / Country New Zealand / / Event Natural Disaster / / Facility Fontana Library / University Press / IndustryTerm creative energy / energy / / Organization University of Otago / Oxford University / Indiana University / / Person Russell Butson / / Position physician / author / teacher at all / single teacher / teacher / model for the development / heroic teacher / professor / / SocialTag Educators Søren Kierkegaard Alternative education Teacher Student-centred learning Philosophical Fragments Eleanor Duckworth Education Philosophy of education Progressive education

That ‘Teaching’ is a Prodigious Illusion: In the Words and Form of Søren Kierkegaard1 Russell Butson2 University of Otago, New Zealand The following is an experiment in shared authorship that draws on established rAdd to Reading List