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Simone Weil and the intellect of grace

New York: Continuum. Edited by Martin Andic (1999)

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  1. (1 other version)Another Relationship to Failure: Reflections on Beckett and Education.Aislinn O’Donnell - 2014 - Journal of Philosophy of Education 48 (2):260-275.
    Failure is seen as a problem in education. From failing schools, to failing students to rankings of universities, literacy or numeracy, the perception that one has failed to compete or to compare favourably with others has led to a series of policy initiatives internationally designed to ensure ‘success for all’. But when success is measured in comparison with others or against benchmarks or standards, then it is impossible to see how all could be successful given the parameters laid down. What (...)
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  • توجه در اندیشه سیمون وی.زهرا قاسم زاده, سید مصطفی موسوی اعظم & احسان ممتحن - 2021 - پژوهشنامه فلسفه دین 19 (1):1-28.
    سیمون وی بیش از هر فیلسوف و عارفی به توجه التفات داشته است. تفکرات او درباره توجه صرفاً یک مسئله شناختی، علمی یا روان‌شناختی نیست، بلکه تأثیرات مستقیم و دامنه‌داری در آموزش، الهیات و حتی سیاست دارد. او توجه را به عنوان یک روش زندگی چه در سطح فردی و چه در سطح سیاسی-اجتماعی معرفی می‌کند. به باور سیمون وی، هرچند انسان چیزی را با توجه کردن خلق یا ایجاد نمی‌کند، اما موجب حیات بخشیدن به چیزی می‌شود که مورد توجه (...)
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  • Turning the gaze to the self and away from the self – Foucault and Weil on the matter of education as attention formation.Johannes Rytzler - 2019 - Ethics and Education 14 (3):285-297.
    Through writings of Simone Weil and Michel Foucault, the article explores the notion of education as the formation of the attending and attentive subjects. Both writers have in different ways acknowledged the important relation between attention and the self. While Weil develops a spiritual form of attention, an attention which can be trained in any form of serious studying, aiming at dissolving the illusion of the self, Foucault understands attention as an important aspect in the Greek notion of the care (...)
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