英文摘要 |
The university takes pride in generating hard-earned knowledge through rigorous academic means. However, when it comes to the implementation of general education, we find that the university is happy to live without any well-established theory for the practice of it. In this paper, by outlining three logical fallacies, namely ”ad populum” (appeal to people), ”ad verecudiam” (appeal to authority), and ”ad baculum” (appeal to force) associated with today's general education in Taiwan, and a prevailing Pharisaism at nearly all universities around the world, I try to convey to the reader the urgent need of a solid academic research on the theory and practice of general education. |