Paideia of Freedom as a Truth and Paideia of Truth as a Freedom

Pydia of "freedom as truth" and "the truth as truth" paidia Abstract: This article follows the development of Pidea, the medieval and Renaissance of the idea "Freedom is the truth" in ancient times. As a "free truth", Paideia is a current function and aims for the future. That commented on the views of Schelling and Heidegger who contributed to this change. W. Jäger (1) ("Uniform Approach") proposes "Paideia". This is both medical and good use essential for domestic medical (administrators, security guards, citizens, women, children).

The English word discic is the Greek word παιδεα (paideia). Like the word politics of our time, the word paideia is a very useful word. This is an important concept in the Greek / Roman world. This means the whole culture of children. Maybe you can say this: your children do not worry unnecessarily, give them them a view of the world of the gods that will affect their lives, I love you. . life

An ancient Greek city state or city state was regarded as an educational community represented by Greek tombs. The purpose of politics - citizenship or city life is the citizen's self development. This means more than just education. Greek education includes deep formation and lifelong processes. Its purpose is to make everyone (read: male) an asset of his friend, family, and most importantly city city. In order to be such an asset, it is necessary to achieve internalization and the highest moral philosophy in the community. For that reason, it is necessary to educate people through art education, philosophy and rhetoric, history, science and mathematics, sports and war training, training and learning of the religious, social, political and professional customs in the city, and through virtue Including human resource development. Moral quality

It was first published in 1982, developed by Paideia Proposal (Paideia) philosopher Mortimer Adler. A parallel goal is to design alternatives for communities with a long tradition of apartheid public schools and wealthy private schools. . Jack Mur-rah, chairman of the Lyndhurst Foundation, reads Paideia and believes that it sets high standards for children with all backgrounds. He gathers citizen leaders, parents, and business community members, discusses Paideia, and ultimately creates a new junior high school board of education that served in fifth to eighth grade to carry out his vision I worked on it.