Below is a selection of papers presented at the 2015 PESA Conference.
Michael A Peters
The Eco-university in the Green Age
GLENN TOH
Examining the Political Inner-Workings of Two Japanese University English Programs
I Lin Hwang
Derrida and Text in the educational field
PAUL GIBBS Thinking on a Country Path
PAUL GIBBS
Should Satisfaction Be a Higher Educative Aim
BRUCE HAYNES
Trust and the Professional Teacher
LAURA D'OLIMPIO & CHRISTOPH TESCHERS
Playing with Philosophy
JAMES REVELEY
Educating for Emotional Well-Being
Liam Miller
Education & Video Games: Constructing Identity Through Play
ANDREA DELAUNE
Governmentality in early childhood education in Aotearoa New Zealand
LAURANCE J SPLITTER
Language and Personhood: Is Thinking Culturally Relative?
MAURA HOBBS
Connected Lives: Encouraging democratic education through com-munal personhood
ANDREW THOMPSON
Beyond Critique: Some Problems in the Analysis of Educational Philosophy and Action
Gilbert Burgh & Simone Thornton
Philosophy for Children: then, now, and where to from here?
Emmanuel Skoutas
Teaching’s Dialogical Encounter is an Ethical Call for Political Action
CHIA-LING WANG
No-Self, Natural Sustainability, and Education for Sustainable Development
JOY WHITTON
Pedagogy that Provokes Strategy and Imagination in Finance
MAURIZIO TOSCANO
One must imagine ‘the academic’ happy
ROSA HONG CHEN
A Stance in Socio-political and Individual Spheres
RAYMOND AARON YOUNIS
Neuroscience, Virtues, Ethics and the Question of Character
DAVE KINKEAD
What can student results tell us about school performance?
Jānis T. Ozoliņš
Democracy, Values and Education
PETER ELLERTON
The Skills and Values of Inquiry
JESSICA CHING-SZE WANG
From Learning Outcomes to Educational Possibilities