듀이의 교육적경험론에 내재된 Transaction의 의미
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목차

Ⅰ. 문제의 제기

Ⅱ. Transaction의 개념

Ⅲ. Interaction과 Transaction

Ⅳ. 교육적 경험의 원리로서의 Transaction

Ⅴ. 결론

참고문헌

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A Study on the Meaning of Transaction in Dewey's
Theory of Educative Experience
Kim, Moo-Gil
Dewey's concept of "transaction" is based on the viewpoint of anti-dualistic, integrated cognition. It means not only the reciprocal activities between knowing and the known, but also continuous cognitive processes accompanied with thinking. Mere interaction does not always guarantee to acquire knowledge. Transaction is the intellectual interaction widened in time-space context. In this sense, It can be said that transaction is surely one step higher than mere interaction.
It must be pointed out that transaction is identical with the concept of interaction as a measure of educative experience. Because it is intellectual interaction, too. Dewey's intention to use "transaction" is to remove the room for mis-understanding that confuses transaction with mere interaction in physical meaning.
Knowledge acquisition and meaningful experience cannot be possible without presupposing the context of transaction : the principle of cognitive process. In this sense, it can be said that transaction is the fundamental principle of his theory of educative experience. Dewey's transaction widens not only our visual field seeing educational situation, but also provides the comprehensive perspective for the curricular discussion on the aim, content, and method of education.
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