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Beyond the Educated Mind: Towards a Pedagogy of Mindfulness

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Date created
2001
Authors/Contributors
Author: Bai, Heesoon
Abstract
Faced with increasing social and environmental disintegration worldwide, andmoreover, a seeming inability to respond adequately to the exigency, Iproblematize the intellectualist bias and resulting disembodiment in oureducational practice. I argue that this bias contributes to the problem at twolevels: lack of intrinsic valuing of the world; and inability to translate knowledgeinto action. I then propose the practice of mindfulness as a tool with which wecan recover our ability to value the world intrinsically and to embodyknowledge.
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Bai, H. (2001). “Beyond the Educated Mind: Towards a Pedagogy of Mindfulness,” in
Unfolding Bodymind: Exploring Possibilities Through Education, eds. B. Hockings, J.
Haskell, & W. Linds (Brandon, VT: The Foundation for Educational Renewal), 86 - 99.
Publication title
Unfolding Bodymind: Exploring Possibilities Through Education
Document title
Beyond the Educated Mind: Towards a Pedagogy of Mindfulness
Editor
B. Hockings, J. Haskell, and W. Linds
Date
2001
First page
86
Last page
99
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Yes
Language
English
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