Sociological contributions to moral education

While true interdisciplinarity is needed to understand morality and its development, a realistic step in that direction for the current special issue is to enhance and promote a neglected disciplinary contribution to the field, namely sociology.This special issue brings together six articles applying sociological analysis to moral development and education together with one article overviewing sociological contributions to morality in general.The work is intended to invigorate sociological treatments of moral development and education as a step toward a genuinely interdisciplinary domain of research on morality and its education.The contributions to this special issue bring alive the moral background by combining contextual and individual levels of analysis in the exploration of difficult topics.

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Journal of Moral Education
Published
2024-08-09
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1080/03057240.2024.2386074
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4
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Religious Education and Schools
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Sociological contributions to moral education

David Ian Walker
4 citations
Journal of Moral Education
Religious Education and Schools
8.38
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Sociological contributions to moral education

David Ian Walker
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Abstract

While true interdisciplinarity is needed to understand morality and its development, a realistic step in that direction for the current special issue is to enhance and promote a neglected disciplinary contribution to the field, namely sociology.This special issue brings together six articles applying sociological analysis to moral development and education together with one article overviewing sociological contributions to morality in general.The work is intended to invigorate sociological treatments of moral development and education as a step toward a genuinely interdisciplinary domain of research on morality and its education.The contributions to this special issue bring alive the moral background by combining contextual and individual levels of analysis in the exploration of difficult topics.

Journal of Moral EducationVol. 53(4)
University of Alabama (US)
Openalex Percentile: Top 3%
Religious Education and Schools
8.38
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