Jen Takes It Personally
Dr. Jen SpencerI write on what it means to be a person, the educational philosophy of Charlotte Mason (whom I consider to be part of the Personalist tradition), and how flourishing persons lead to a flourishing world.
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A Person is Self-Transcending
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A Person Is Not the Same as an Individual
The word “person” is normally used in reference to “an individual human being;” but an individual and a person, in this context, are very different things. To...
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Hello, friend. Grab a cup of tea and sit down. We need to talk. In fact, let me go make a fresh pot. This is going to be hard, and I need an extra moment to muster my courage.
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A Person is Embodied
In the heart of the Vatican, there is a room known as the Stanza della Segnatura that was once part of Pope Julius II’s private apartments. In 1508, the artist Raphael was commissioned to paint a series of frescoes that would illustrate the...
A Person is Reflexive
In my last post, I began a discussion on Christian Smith’s definition of a person:
“A normal person is a conscious, reflexive, embodied, self-transcending center of subjective experience, durable identity, moral commitment, and social co...
A Person is Conscious
“A normal person is a conscious, reflexive, embodied, self-transcending center of subjective experience, durable identity, moral commitment, and social communication who--as the efficient cause of his or her own responsible actions and in...
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Charlotte Mason educator, curriculum designer, researcher, Personalism enthusiast. Fully committed to taking everything personally.
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