Northrop Frye's Writings on Education

Northrop Frye's Writings on Education
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诺斯罗普·弗莱的教育著作

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10.3138/9781442677913
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2001
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G. French
G. French
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N. Frye;J. O'grady;G. French

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这卷汇集了诺斯罗普·弗莱从1931年到1989年的95个不同的教育作品。它追溯了弗莱的思想教育从他的学生时代通过20世纪60年代的校园骚乱和更近的预算危机所面临的高等教育在加拿大。弗莱一贯肯定的目标,一个自由教育是使一个失调可能会给一些提示,以丰富和多样性的著作收集在这里。弗莱涉及的主题范围包括教学(从幼儿园到大学)、文学研究、大学的性质、学生激进主义、教育政策和程序以及维多利亚大学生活中的特定场合。这卷书包括文章、演讲、报告、一本小书、介绍、给编辑的信,以及一些晦涩难懂和新发现的文本。作为弗莱以前的学生和同事,编辑们为这本书带来了个人和学术知识。每一个都提供了一部分的介绍:第一个将作品放在弗莱的传记和他一生中大学教育的变化的背景下;另一个从理论上讨论它们,并与他对文学和想象力的想法有关。弗莱不仅作为教育理论家,而且作为教师和管理者都很有影响力。他关于教育的著作是他一生工作的核心部分,任何弗莱学者或爱好者都不应该没有它们。
This volume brings together 95 different pieces on education by Northrop Frye, dating from 1931 to 1989. It traces Frye's thinking about education from his student days through the campus unrest of the 1960s and the more recent budgetary crises facing higher education in Canada. Frye's consistent affirmation that the goal of a liberal education is to make one maladjusted may give some hint as to the richness and variety of the writings collected here. Among the range of subjects that Frye addresses are teaching (from kindergarten to university), literary studies, the nature of the university, student radicalism, educational policy and procedure, and particular occasions in the life of Victoria University. The volume includes articles, speeches, reports, a short book, introductions, letters to the editor, and some obscure and newly discovered texts. As former students and colleagues of Frye, the editors have brought personal as well as scholarly knowledge to the volume. Each provides part of the introduction: the first placing the works in the context of Frye's biography and the changes in university education over his lifetime; the other discussing them theoretically and in relation to his ideas about literature and the imagination. Frye was influential not only as a theorist of education but as a teacher and administrator. His writings on education are a central part of his life's work, and no Frye scholar or enthusiast should be without them.