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Archives de sciences sociales des religions 121 (janvier- mars 2003) Régulation de la religion pa... more Archives de sciences sociales des religions 121 (janvier- mars 2003) Régulation de la religion par l'État. Nouvelles perspectives
European Educational Research Journal, 2002
This article presents some results of research aimed at analysing the emergence of pedagogy/educa... more This article presents some results of research aimed at analysing the emergence of pedagogy/educational science(s) in Switzerland. It focuses on the evolution of academic chairs, their holders, their denominations and their relationship to professional fields and other disciplines. In a first, empirical part, professorial chairs are analysed in four Swiss universities (Basle, Bern, Geneva and Zurich). The data show important differences between Geneva, where autonomous chairs were introduced quite early and where an empirical approach dominated, and the other universities, where pedagogy remained dependent on philosophy and became autonomous only in the 1950s. In order to understand these differences, the evolution of the universities in Geneva and Bern is analysed in more detail, particularly the relationship between the disciplinary field and teacher education. The institutional articulation between teacher education and the academic chair(s) and the orientation toward primary or ...
Archives de sciences sociales des religions, 2003
Régulation de la religion par l'État. Nouvelles perspectives
Archives de sciences sociales des religions 121 (janvier- mars 2003) Régulation de la religion pa... more Archives de sciences sociales des religions 121 (janvier- mars 2003) Régulation de la religion par l'État. Nouvelles perspectives
European Educational Research Journal, 2002
This article presents some results of research aimed at analysing the emergence of pedagogy/educa... more This article presents some results of research aimed at analysing the emergence of pedagogy/educational science(s) in Switzerland. It focuses on the evolution of academic chairs, their holders, their denominations and their relationship to professional fields and other disciplines. In a first, empirical part, professorial chairs are analysed in four Swiss universities (Basle, Bern, Geneva and Zurich). The data show important differences between Geneva, where autonomous chairs were introduced quite early and where an empirical approach dominated, and the other universities, where pedagogy remained dependent on philosophy and became autonomous only in the 1950s. In order to understand these differences, the evolution of the universities in Geneva and Bern is analysed in more detail, particularly the relationship between the disciplinary field and teacher education. The institutional articulation between teacher education and the academic chair(s) and the orientation toward primary or ...
Archives de sciences sociales des religions, 2003
Régulation de la religion par l'État. Nouvelles perspectives