[NIFL-4EFF:1248] EFF and Adult Education Philosophy

From: Don Finn (definn@saturn.vcu.edu)
Date: Tue Nov 07 2000 - 11:01:07 EST 

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Fellow list members,

I am interested in the connection of EFF with adult education philosophy.  I
am particularly interested in locating any existing books, articles, or
other documents that discuss EFF in the light of the philosophies of Dewey,
Lindeman, Knowles, Mezirow etc...

Any and all direction on this topic would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks,
Don Finn

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