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Session Type: Roundtable Session
It is often assumed that learning is the core ‘business’ of education. The main aim of this session is to critically examine this assumption by exploring the practice, the language, the logic, the theory and the politics of learning. In doing so the contributors seek to give an answer to the question how much learning education actually needs and whether there might be reasons to go ‘beyond’ learning.
Learning as Decoy? - Alexander M Sidorkin, National Research University Higher School of Economics
What Do We Mean by "Learning"? - Samuel Rocha, The University of British Columbia
The Beginning of Learning's Logic, the Demise of Emancipatory Teaching - Charles Bingham, Simon Fraser University
Being Taught by, Being-With, Living With: From "Mathematic Learning" Back to "Pragmatic Paideía" - Stefano Oliverio, University of Naples Federico II
How Much Unlearning Does Education Need? - Lynn Fendler, Michigan State University