CritiCAS: Reforma Educativa

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domingo, 18 de julio de 2010

Y buscando algo sobre el tema de la educación (especialmente sobre la universidad) encontré esta compilación: Crisis Educativa, por La revolución de la tiza.

Reflexión de Xavier Pericay sobre la concepción institucional de la universidad. Trata los casos de la Unión Europea y en particular de España. Establece una relación entre el pensamiento del filósofo Español José Ortega y Gasset (Misión de la Universidad, 1930) y los procesos recientes de convergencia institucional alrededor de la educación superior en europa (Proceso de Bolonia y Espacio Europeo de Educación Superior).

Paradojas de la universidad española con Ortega al fondo por Xavier Pericay. Publicado en Letras Libres.

La ñapa: La ficción del sistema educativo por Xavier Pericay. Publicado en Letras Libres.

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"Upon this first, and in one sense this sole, rule of reason, that in order to learn you must desire to learn, and in so desiring not be satisfied with what you already incline to think, there follows one corollary which itself deserves to be inscribed upon every wall of the city of philosophy: Do not block the way of inquiry. Although it is better to be methodical in our investigations, and to consider the economics of research, yet there is no positive sin against logic in 'trying' any theory which may come into our heads, so long as it is adopted in such a sense as to permit the investigation to go on unimpeded and undiscouraged. On the other hand, to set up a philosophy which barricades the road of further advance toward the truth is the one unpardonable offense in reasoning, as it is also the one to which metaphysicians have in all ages shown themselves the most addicted."

C. S. Pierce

"La lucha del hombre contra el poder es la lucha de la memoria contra el olvido."

M. Kundera

''What is true is that the idea of power corrupts. Power corrupts most rapidly those who believe in it, and it is they who will want it most. Obviously, our democratic system tends to give power to those who hunger for it and gives every opportunity to those who don’t want power to avoid getting it. Not a very satisfactory arrangement if power corrupts those who believe in it and want it.''

G. Bateson