Analysing Theoretical Frameworks of Moral Education through Lakatos's Philosophy of Science

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The structure of studies of moral education is basically interdisciplinary; it includes moral philosophy, psychology, and educational research. This article systematically analyses the structure of studies of moral educational from the vantage points of philosophy of science. Among the various theoretical frameworks in the field of philosophy of science, this article mainly utilizes the perspectives of Lakatos's research program. In particular, the article considers the relations and interactions between different fields, including moral philosophy, psychology, and educational research. Finally, the potential impacts of the new trends emerging from natural sciences that seem to be challenging to existing theoretical frameworks of moral education are examined using the vantage points of philosophy of science.

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Date created 2014

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Author Han, Hyemin

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Subject moral education
Subject moral philosophy
Subject moral psychology
Subject science of philosophy
Subject systematic analysis
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Related Publication Han, Hyemin. (2014). "Analysing Theoretical Frameworks of Moral Education through Lakatos's Philosophy of Science". Journal of Moral Education, 43(1): 32-53.
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