2019
DOI: 10.1007/s11217-019-09660-5
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Daoist Onto-Un-Learning as a Radical Form of Study: Re-imagining Study and Learning from an Eastern Perspective

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“…Por último, una mirada más allá de Occidente evidencia la existencia de prácticas históricas del estudio ajenas al ámbito de nuestra crítica, en parte porque son colectivas aunque no necesariamente menos elitistas en los sentidos señalados. Pensemos, por ejemplo, en el estudio grupal del Talmud (chavrusa o havruta) en la tradición religiosa judía (Kent, 2013), o en una noción taoísta del estudio que remite a prácticas no individualistas y no antropocéntricas que siguen la lógica de movimientos yin-yang continuos, dinámicos y holísticos (Zhao, 2019).…”
Section: Hacia Una Crítica De La Noción Tradicional Del Estudiounclassified
“…Por último, una mirada más allá de Occidente evidencia la existencia de prácticas históricas del estudio ajenas al ámbito de nuestra crítica, en parte porque son colectivas aunque no necesariamente menos elitistas en los sentidos señalados. Pensemos, por ejemplo, en el estudio grupal del Talmud (chavrusa o havruta) en la tradición religiosa judía (Kent, 2013), o en una noción taoísta del estudio que remite a prácticas no individualistas y no antropocéntricas que siguen la lógica de movimientos yin-yang continuos, dinámicos y holísticos (Zhao, 2019).…”
Section: Hacia Una Crítica De La Noción Tradicional Del Estudiounclassified
“…In a co-authored paper, Zhao and Ford (2018) dialogued Western affect theory with Daoist story-telling pedagogy to envision a Daoist forgetting as an affective mode of study. Zhao (2019b) further proposed a "Daoist ontoun-learning" as a non-individualistic and non-anthropocentric Eastern form of study to implode the modern presumption of learner as a rational and autonomous individual. In this special issue, Zhao recalibrates study and learning as two hermeneutic principles that can be correlated to Greco-Christian seeing, Rabbinic hearing, and the Chinese Yijing observing for new openings.…”
Section: A Genealogical Overviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Or put in a better way, since learning and studying can both happen at all times and spaces, one key question concerns the possibility of rendering the dominance of learning practices inoperative to provide a clearing for the study practices to show themselves as they are. Zhao (2019b) for example, re-envisions study and learning as two yin-yang elements entangled within a perpetual dao movement. Both elements happen all the time, and it is just that one becomes dominant over the other at certain moments.…”
Section: Caution Against Ordering Study and Learning As A Binary Pairmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In this article, however, we do not want to make a sharp opposition between studying and learning, but we are interested in the way in which learning and studying are intertwined (Cf. Lewis 2015;Zhao 2019). More precisely, it is our contention that conceptualizing learning from the perspective of study practices, understood as an "occasion for politics" (cf.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%