I'm seeking advice on resources for a proposed theoretical dissertation on a radical ecopedagogy. I'm looking to utilize a hermeneutic method that would be informed by ecodiscourse analysis as well as ecolinguistics. At this point, the following are some of the subfields/approaches I'm planning on utilizing: ecopedagogy, ecoliteracy, liberatory pedagogy, critical pedagogy, dialectical development, ecopsychology, ecofeminism, and deep ecology.
Dear Mr. Eric Peterson,
I am writing to inform you that I read an interesting books.
I think it may be a good reference for you.
They are Samuel Day Fassbinder (2012) Greening the Academy: Ecopedagogy Through the Liberal Arts, published by SensePublishers.
Douglas A. Vakoch, Fernando Castrillón (2014) Ecopsychology, Phenomenology, and the Environment: The Experience of Nature, published by Springer-Verlag New York
I hope I have been of some help.
Best in your research,
Andrija
Eric Peterson Andrija Kozina Assistant Professor I gave some input through your other question here on RG, but you mention hermeneutics here. I have worked with critical theory, action research and hermeneutics and would point in the direction of Hans-Georg Gadamer’s «Thruth and Method». The middle part (part two) of the book gives a very good theoretical foundation to develop a clean and clear hermeneutic method for practical use. Often hermeneutic method is muddled when it is translated for practical application.
Dear Eric,
I am a Critical Realist and Critical Realism would be helpful for theoretical consideration because it emphasises ontological reality while accepting that knowledge is socially produced. Please have a look at the following attached documents below, they might help. Also the book: Explaining Society by Berth Danermark et al.(2006) and the work of Stephen Sterling including this:
http://dl.icdst.org/pdfs/files/0cd7b8bdb08951af53e5927e86938977.pdf
Best wishes,
Dima
Dear Mr. Eric Peterson.
I really recomend "The burnout society" of Byung Chul Han. It really helped me to understand the actual society, its problems and its excess . This author helps to develop a deep and critical thinking. I wish you a successful experience.
By the way, I was some years ago in Oregon and it was a great experience working for teachers in bicultural program.
Jose D JESUS Gonzalez Dima Khazem Kjartan Skogly Kversøy Khalid aswad Layikh Andrija Kozina Assistant Professor Thank you all so much for your input here! I sincerely appreciate your responses, especially the referenced and/or provided resources.
I am deeply grateful to you!
Wishing you all well,
Eric
Systemic philosophy is the most productive way for scientific research in any field. Jay Forrester's theory provides the most accessible simulation modeling tool in any field. Here is a way of approaching systemic pedagogy: https://www.academia.edu/38067783/Presentation_The_Systemic_Pedagogy_and_the_Performance_of_the_Future_Education
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Ghițescu Teodor Thank you for your responses. I look forward to exploring this referenced presentation.
to help you, regarding the addition of references on your article you can use the mendeley tool, it is free and adaptable with office word. https://www.mendeley.com/
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