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Teachers, Ethical Imagination, and World Disarmament
by Peter Abbs - 1982
Teachers must respond to the threat of nuclear warfare with a deep and universal desire to secure life. Comprehensive concern for life as a whole must lie at the root of their work. Only a world-wide expression of the ethical imagination, which renders nuclear war wholly unacceptable, can save mankind. (Source: ERIC)
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- Peter Abbs
University of Sussex
PETER ABBS is lecturer in art, philosophy, and education at Sussex University. He was editor of Tract and among his books are The Art of English; Reclamations: Essays on Culture; Mass Culture and the Curriculum; Roots and Blossom: Essays on the Philosophy, Practice and Politics of English Teaching, Autobiography in Education, and, with Graham Carey, Proposal for a New College.
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