Philip C. Guin was the Director of Teacher Education Services at the Institute for the Advancement of Philosophy for Children at Montclair State College (later University) from 1978 through 2000.

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Articles

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(1990) The NDN Training Model, Philip C. Guin

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(1991) Coaching: Who Needs It and What is It?, Philip C. Guin

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(1993) Reflections on Karl Popper and Philosophy for Children, Philip C. Guin

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(1993) The Growth of Self-Esteem Within a Community of Inquiry, Philip C. Guin

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(1996) Education for Global Citizenship, Philip C. Guin

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(2004) The Political and Social Ends of Philosophy, Philip C. Guin

Book Chapters

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(1992) Countering Prejudice with Counterexamples, Philip C. Guin

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(1992) Thinking for Oneself, Philip C. Guin

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(1996) Pixie Meets the Pre-Socratics, Philip C. Guin

Book Reviews

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(1977) Philosophy in the Classroom: A Response to Wilson, Levinson and Moore, Philip C. Guin

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(1982) Nobody Can Teach Anyone Anything (1971) by Wilfred Rusk Wees, Philip C. Guin

Conference Proceedings

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(1994) The Growth of Self-Esteem Within a Community of Inquiry, Philip C. Guin

Curriculum Materials

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(1988) A Bold Adventure [philosophical story], Philip C. Guin

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(1993) The Knife [philosophical story and exercises], Philip C. Guin

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(1994) Introduction to “The Echo of the Voice of the Children” by Catherine Young Silva, Philip C. Guin

Curriculum Vitae

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Curriculum Vitae of Philip C. Guin (1931-2007), Philip C. Guin

Dissertations

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A Defense of Naturalism in Moral Education, Philip C. Guin

Interviews

Guin, Philip Interview 1 December 2005, Philip C. Guin

News Articles

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Pupils learn to use intellectual wings, Anne Kovalenko

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MSC Sponsors Philosophers Gathering, The Montclair Times

Other Publications

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(1982) Ellen Kellenberger’s Kindergarten, Secaucus, New Jersey, Philip C. Guin

Reports

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Will Philosophy for Children Take Hold in Mainland China? Observations and Thoughts on the July, 1997 Workshop in Kunming, China, Deng Peng, Zhang Shiya, and Liao Boqin