Person and education identify foundationally constitutional elements of a pedagogical reflexion and the reference to the value of the person and to the various contexts of the educational experience relentlessly recur through the book. The volume outlines the reasons for an environmental education which aims at the analysis of the relation between human training and the environment with respect to diverse historical and social aspects, by considering the challenges posed by the sustainability of economical development and of political decision making. A “green” pedagogy is at stake, in order to learn and to be trained to a planetary citizenship and to share the resources of the earth. A lifelong education, between ecology of the environment and human ecology, demands to everyone an active commitment, onto which the blossoming of commonweal crucially depends. The choice of the testimony (towards good life, equitable institution) and of the care (for others, in view of the respectfulness for the natural environment) individuates the person as an act of educational discourse, as a complex harmony of the promising identity within the heart of production technology and of power frameworks, of sign systems and of self-edification. Person and education are conceived as a possibility and attestation of ulterior meanings, research and discourse which can be entrusted to human truth. The great challenge of our time is to create ecologically sustainable communities, in which we can satisfy our needs and aspirations without diminishing the chances of future generations.

Malavasi, P., Zoboli, R. (eds.), Rio+20. The future we want. Lectures., Vita e Pensiero, Milano 2012: 144 [http://hdl.handle.net/10807/39259]

Rio+20. The future we want. Lectures.

Malavasi, Pierluigi;Zoboli, Roberto
2012

Abstract

Person and education identify foundationally constitutional elements of a pedagogical reflexion and the reference to the value of the person and to the various contexts of the educational experience relentlessly recur through the book. The volume outlines the reasons for an environmental education which aims at the analysis of the relation between human training and the environment with respect to diverse historical and social aspects, by considering the challenges posed by the sustainability of economical development and of political decision making. A “green” pedagogy is at stake, in order to learn and to be trained to a planetary citizenship and to share the resources of the earth. A lifelong education, between ecology of the environment and human ecology, demands to everyone an active commitment, onto which the blossoming of commonweal crucially depends. The choice of the testimony (towards good life, equitable institution) and of the care (for others, in view of the respectfulness for the natural environment) individuates the person as an act of educational discourse, as a complex harmony of the promising identity within the heart of production technology and of power frameworks, of sign systems and of self-edification. Person and education are conceived as a possibility and attestation of ulterior meanings, research and discourse which can be entrusted to human truth. The great challenge of our time is to create ecologically sustainable communities, in which we can satisfy our needs and aspirations without diminishing the chances of future generations.
2012
Inglese
978-88-343-2328-1
Malavasi, P., Zoboli, R. (eds.), Rio+20. The future we want. Lectures., Vita e Pensiero, Milano 2012: 144 [http://hdl.handle.net/10807/39259]
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