The Moral of the Story: Content, Process, and Reflection in Moral Education Through Narratives

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Pub. Date: 1999-01-01
Publisher(s): Lightning Source Inc
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Table of Contents

Acknowledgmentsp. 4
Abstractp. 7
Introductionp. 11
Introductionp. 11
Problem Statementp. 12
Methodologyp. 12
Purpose of the Studyp. 12
Source Literature and the Three Levels of Moral Thinkingp. 13
Exploring Three Approachesp. 13
The Content Approachp. 14
The Process Approachp. 14
The Reflection Approachp. 16
The Three-Level Approachp. 17
Preliminary Definitionsp. 18
Moral Behaviorp. 18
Storyp. 18
The Role of Storyp. 19
Organization of the Studyp. 21
Content and Narrativep. 22
Introductionp. 22
Traditional Stories and Moral Educationp. 22
Moral Literacyp. 23
Stories and Internalized Moral Virtuesp. 26
Stories and Contextp. 29
Stories and Modelingp. 29
Comments and Criticismp. 32
Process and Narrative (Part I)p. 34
Introductionp. 34
The Role of Story in Process Theoriesp. 34
Values Clarification and Storiesp. 34
Kohlberg and Storiesp. 39
Stories and Moral Developmentp. 39
Storytelling and Justicep. 41
Storytelling as Moral Discussionp. 41
Storytelling and School Democracyp. 46
Process and Narrative (Part II)p. 46
Introductionp. 46
Stories Lives Tellp. 46
Noddings and Stories of Caringp. 49
Four Forms of Caring Practice and Storiesp. 49
Noddings and Dialoguep. 50
Expanding Dialogue Beyond Caringp. 51
Four Types of Dialogic Storytellingp. 53
Storytelling as instructionp. 53
Storytelling as conversationp. 54
Storytelling as debatep. 55
Storytelling as inquiryp. 55
Stories of Care and Justicep. 56
Comments and Criticismp. 57
Reflection and Narrativep. 60
Introductionp. 60
Traditional Stories Revisitedp. 61
Myths and Mythic Storiesp. 61
Radical Storytellingp. 64
Stories and Imaginationp. 65
Stories and Passionp. 67
Life Storiesp. 69
Autobiographical Storiesp. 71
Stories and Visionp. 72
Comments and Criticismp. 73
Moral Thinking and Narrative: the Basicsp. 75
Introductionp. 75
Bringing the Approaches Togetherp. 75
The Intuitive Levelp. 77
Hare's First Levelp. 77
The First Commonaltyp. 77
Basic Values and Moral Storytellingp. 79
Self-disciplinep. 79
Compassionp. 80
Responsibilityp. 81
Friendshipp. 82
Workp. 83
Couragep. 84
Perseverancep. 84
Honestyp. 85
Loyaltyp. 85
Faithp. 86
Summaryp. 86
Other Elements in Moral Storiesp. 87
Moral Thinking and Narrative: Beyond the Basics 111p. 88
Introductionp. 88
The Critical Levelp. 88
Hare's Second Levelp. 89
Process and Moral Storytellingp. 89
Discernmentp. 90
Adaptabilityp. 91
The Meta-Ethical Levelp. 91
Hare's Third Levelp. 91
Reflection and Moral Storytellingp. 92
Idealismp. 93
Balancep. 94
Creativityp. 95
Playfulnessp. 96
Stories and the Three Levels of Moral Thinkingp. 97
Summary and Reflections on Practicep. 98
Summaryp. 98
Reflections on Practicep. 102
Restructuring Schoolsp. 103
Curriculum Designp. 103
Teacher Preparationp. 104
Evaluationp. 105
Epiloguep. 106
List of Referencesp. 107
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