| 英文摘要 |
The teacher–student dialogue is the core of the education for persons with profound intellectual and multiple disabilities (PIMD). As education has become medicalized, the education for persons with PIMD has become rehabilitation; with the hope, the “abnormal” state can be repaired and returned to “normal state”; thus, education has gradually lost its ontological subjectivity. This study was conducted from the perspective of the phenomenology of perception. Furthermore, the influence of dialogue on the education for persons with PIMD was examined from the perspectives of anthropology and epistemology. Moreover, the educational ability/possibility, cognitive process, and visage of people with PIMD were analyzed. This paper discusses the primary purpose and importance of educating people with PIMD. In addition, it discusses the dialogue between teachers and students at the metaphysical level and provides a possible solution to the aforementioned problems in education practice. The theory of special education can thus be enriched through the reconstruction of education. |