… maintaining the notion of the university as an autonomous public sphere. How do we keep
… What are the preconditions for maintaining the autonomy of the university and guaranteeing …

… a At the same time, it is closely connected to a particularly Western, post-Enlightenment idea
that an adult person is a bounded individual who is able to live her life freely in accordance …

… is to place cultural and political autonomy, as defined by the mobilized … autonomy and the
communal at the center of design. (That this has nothing to do with the individual autonomy …

… Humanism has been seductive partly because of the fantasy of autonomy, “free-will,”
reason, and the idea that we can all strive to realize our human potential that it promises (Fowler, …

… This product-oriented view of education contrasted dramatically with that of the enlightened
educators cited above. They saw the system as serving the learner. Now learners had …

… the Enlightened individualistic idea of autonomy. The theory of knowledge objectification
pleads for an idea … individualism inherited from the Enlightenment. It seeks rather to promote a …

… We gain a deeper understanding of human autonomy, understood both as self… human
autonomy possible. Like Kant, Hegel thought that the period of the European Enlightenment saw …

… autonomy of the individual in health care decisions. European philosophers and ethicists have
upheld the theory of the autonomy … only illusions about personal autonomy. Decisions are …

… This volume offers new insights into the principles of autonomy and … in autonomy and
independence. Later chapters discuss the social and political implications of autonomy and …

… about a transition towards progressively more democratic and … controversial view that “civil”
or “private” reason (autonomous … restricted in order for enlightenment to occur. Since What is …