| 英文摘要 |
The purposes of this article were to explore psychoanalytic perspectives on teaching and learning, and to consider as well their implications for education in Taiwan. The insights that psychoanalysis offers for curricula and pedagogy were analyzed first. Next, the theoretical concepts of “difficult knowledge”, knowledge and the learning self in the making, and pedagogy as an assemblage of mind/body/brain were further explored, and then drawn on to analyze a teaching-learning process as it occurred in a classroom at a junior high school in Taiwan. The author argues that it is important to move toward a mode of teaching that is open to uncertainty and attends to the non-cognitive domain in learning. |