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Constructivism and the "Great Divides"

Marie Larochelle, Jacques Désautels

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Context: To speak of constructivism – and in particular of radical constructivism – in education is to place oneself on a field which, like any other academic field, is the scene of tensions, …

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Context: To speak of constructivism – and in particular of radical constructivism – in education is to place oneself on a field which, like any other academic field, is the scene of tensions, …

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Context: To speak of constructivism – and in particular of radical constructivism – in education is to place oneself on a field which, like any other academic field, is the scene of tensions, …

Key concepts: Constructivism (international relations), Neurophenomenology, Enactivism, Autopoiesis, Epistemology, Field (mathematics), Philosophy, Political science

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