An Aristotelian epistemology is itself enriched by Dewey , who brought to our understanding of working and thinking the significance of technology in his ' philosophy of enquiry ' - true vocational education .
The second movement is a blend of “ roguish naïveté and laser - keen irony ” that does not evolve “ symphonically , " the grist for Palmer's opening mill , but instead undergoes a “ kaleidoscopic transmutation .
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This book was originally published as a special issue of Critical Studies in Education.