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[Attwood posits a new social theory called archeophisomorphic theory based on his analysis of data collected from preservice K-8 teachers, Gestalt psychology, and Gadamer’s philosophy. This theory provides a framework to explain why ostensibly anachronistic social values can persist throughout and across time and place.]
Published: Oct 1, 2017
Keywords: Preservice teachers; Social theory; Aesthetics; Educational anthropology; Hans-Georg Gadamer; Gestalt psychology
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