NIETZSCHE AND EDUCATION

The theme proposed in this philosophical book reflects on the problem of knowledge and its relationship with education. Namely, "Nietzschean philosophy and its epistemological path: learning versus standardized teaching." The approach to the problem focuses on the realm of knowledge, using Nietzschean thought as theoretical support. Nietzsche believes that the learning process of the "individual" should not occur exclusively in a standardized way. Most educational methods, whether in the family or school environment, present an "ideal type" as a model to be followed and applied, as if every situation had equal weight and measure.

Autorentext

Father Antelmo Lima: philosopher, historian, and specialist in pastoral psychology. In dialogue with Dr. Lucas Omena, Father Antelmo began an intellectual partnership with a series of theoretical reflections that, through Novas Edições Acadêmicas, became their first joint book.