| 英文摘要 |
It is generally believed that, in order to flourishingly grow up, human children need to establish the relationship conducive to their development with adults. Pedagogical relation is this sort of human relation with the aforementioned nature. In the light of this, this study is aimed to investigate the “pedagogical relation” put forward in the West European “Geisteswissenshaftliche” pedagogy, focusing on its meanings, evolutions and challenges confronted. Adopting text interpretation and conceptual analysis, three findings are obtained as follows. Firstly, pedagogical relation is a relation sui generis established between educators and educatees, the disadvantaged or relatively immature states of the latter evoke the care and support of the former. Taking both their present states and ideal states of the educatees into consideration, the educators perform pedagogical actions to help the educatees grow and develop well, as a result of which the original temporary immaturity, the asymmetry or pedagogical relation vanishes or comes to an end. Secondly, although there are various challenges faced by pedagogical relation, such as whether it is a relation sui generis, whether it entails adult’s dominance, suppression and control, whether individualism, instrumental reason or technicization threatens its viability, whether self-transparency of educators/ adults or the third space mentioned by G. Biesta is necessarily an obstacle to it, its viability can be maintained and it is even necessary to make it thrive. Finally, in view of the vital significance and nature of pedagogical relation, either the construction of educational theory or the performance of educational actions should be founded on pedagogical relation. Meanwhile, it is only in the development of pedagogical relation that the intrinsic good inherent in this relation can be obtained. Taking the role of pedagogical relation as the foundation of pedagogy (science of education) and the pedagogical relation-building ability as the core virtuosity cultivated in teacher education as examples, the vital educational implications of the previously-mentioned views concerning this relation are expounded. |