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• This article concerns the works of Jacob Klein (1899–1978) who was the professor at St. John’s College in Annapolis. His profound knowledge of the culture of ancient Greeks enabled him to reformulate means and patterns of modern formal and civic education

  Lucjan Wroński

  119-130

  2014-12-29
• Conflicting Aspects. Ferdinand Ebner’s „Thinking in References”

  Walter Methlagl

  41-62

  2016-02-24
• Does a Postmodern Family Exist?

  Tomasz Biernat

  183-196

  2015-06-12
• Different Approach to the Concept of Subjectivity

  Agnieszka Salamucha

  231-149

  2021-08-16
• The Genesis of the Concept of Liberal Education in Ancient Hellas

  Marcin Wasilewski

  29-38

  2014-12-29
• What Is the Use of the Dialogue for Christian Pedagogues?

  Piotr Magier

  51-68

  2018-01-15
• Aristotelian Politiké Philía as a Subject of Moral Education

  Andrej Rajský

  2023-08-08
• Reflective Self-Consciousness and Activity of a Person

  Marzena Chrost

  209-228

  2021-08-16
• I Like the Practical Side. Early Career Teachers in Catholic Schools, Interpretative Autonomy, and Negotiating Secular and Religious Boundaries. A Preliminary Study

  Richard Rymarz

  107-119

  2020-12-28
• The Education of Children and Youth to Service According to the Pedagogical Approach of Saint Ursula Ledóchowska

  Monika Sztamborska

  167-188

  2020-12-28