Published: 2016-11-12

HERBART’S PEDAGOGY RECEPTION IN HUNGARY IN THE LIGHT OF ACADEMIC TEXTBOOKS

Zsanett Ágnes Bicsák
Pedagogical Forum
Section: Debuts
https://doi.org/10.21697/fp.2012.2.09

Abstract

The article presents the history of Hungarian Herbart’s pedagogy reception from the end of World War II to the present. The author distinguishes five stages that were defined in relation to the events of recent political history of Hungary and Central and Eastern Europe. The first period begins from the end of World War II. The beginning of the second one is the bloody suppression of the Hungarian freedom movement and the national uprising by the Soviet army in 1956. The third period combines the pursuit of an objective presentation of Herbart’s thought with the last decade of the reign of socialism in Central and Eastern Europe. The fourth one is dominated by the political change that occurred in 1989. The fifth period starts from The First All-Hungary Conference on Science Education which was held in 2001 and opened a new chapter in the analysis of the problem.

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Bicsák, Z. Ágnes. (2016). HERBART’S PEDAGOGY RECEPTION IN HUNGARY IN THE LIGHT OF ACADEMIC TEXTBOOKS. Pedagogical Forum, 2(2), 165–188. https://doi.org/10.21697/fp.2012.2.09

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