Folk High Schools, Adult Education, and the Philosophy of Nikolaj Grundtvig

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  • Опубликовано: 9 окт 2013
  • "Grundtvig is our man for this time. He's still relevant," says Clay Warren, a professor of communication at George Washington University and author of The School for Life: N.F.S. Grundtvig on the Education for the People.
    Nikolaj Grundtvig, a 19th century Danish educator and a contemporary of Hans Christian Andersen and Søren Kierkegaard, helped pioneer the folk high school, an adult educational institution that is common in Scandinava. The school does not grant academic degrees but rather fosters intellectual thinking and discussions through community engagement.
    Warren sat down with Reason's Nick Gillespie to discuss his book, the educational philosophy underpinning Grundtvig's work, as well as Grundtvig's emphasis on individual potential and development.
    About 11 minutes.
    Edited by Amanda Winkler. Camera by Joshua Swain and Todd Krainin.
    Visit reason.com/reasontv for downloadable versions. Subscribe to ReasonTV's RUclips channel for daily content like this.

Комментарии • 23

  • @TOITN
    @TOITN 5 лет назад +7

    I'm proud to say I'm that he was my great-great-great-grandfather.

    • @olcotttheosophy
      @olcotttheosophy 5 лет назад +1

      Yes, You are luckt becayse you have Nikoloj Fredrick Sevenn Grundvig as your ancestor. He liked history and philosophy and gave Denmark a new Nationalism in 2nd half of 19th century. His policies were adopted and relevent forever in Denmark. You have to proud of yourself by saying the name of Grundvig. I read about him in the journal The Beacon by Lucis trust.

    • @TOITN
      @TOITN 5 лет назад

      @@olcotttheosophy thank you!! Such kind words.

  • @lameduck3105
    @lameduck3105 2 года назад +2

    Grundtvig was a crucial figure in developing that egalitarian mindset of Danes, believing the commoners should be educated too and have a say in their country's development. His ideas of a united Danish mentality and belonging helped develop a certain national pride that is visible to this day in the Danish society.

  • @ane-louisestampe7939
    @ane-louisestampe7939 2 месяца назад

    It ment the world for my aunts and uncles, who all left school at14, that they got to spend a winter at a højskole, when they were in their early twenties.
    They learnt more that winter, than the 7 years on the school bench!
    I was here the learnt about the rights and the obligations, that comes with being an active participant in a democratic society.

  • @stevekopn
    @stevekopn 10 лет назад

    This is so oustanding. Learning should usually not be industrial, so the folk school would do so many so well today.

  • @jamesforeman4368
    @jamesforeman4368 10 лет назад

    Great interview.

  • @zazszdzfzgzhzjzkzlzx
    @zazszdzfzgzhzjzkzlzx 10 лет назад

    As a high school student, I'm so glad to see your comment is the highest rated. Thank you for the wise words.

  • @pedrocesar4180
    @pedrocesar4180 8 лет назад +5

    Definetly anybody can be at his/her Folke Højskole, even to create it. Nevertheless if tou haven't been at one, not even for a week, then all of you commentsare coming from imagination and suppositions.
    I've been in 2 of the 72 Folke Højskoles in Danmark, and definitely that experience allowed me to understand why Danmark is the country that nowadays is. And regarding personal development, fu! no words can describe how worth it it's been. Definitely a experience which I can reccomend highly truly 100% aware.

  • @wyleong4326
    @wyleong4326 Год назад

    Of course @reasontv would have a video on folk high school and Grundtvig

  • @yEuhpues
    @yEuhpues 10 лет назад

    Thanks for the trivium. Self was ignorant. wikipedia has nicely outlined trivium, which is a good jump off for my future reading and helps categorize much my previous desultory reading.

  • @Huganis
    @Huganis 10 лет назад

    I knew Grundtvig was big in Denmark, but that he should be this big, I'm amazed.

  • @olcotttheosophy
    @olcotttheosophy 5 лет назад

    I read about Grundtvig in the journal The Beacon. I think that the journal would have to publish his photo.

  • @52000rightwing
    @52000rightwing 10 лет назад +1

    RUclips is my Folk High School. I don't even need to leave my house to attend.

  • @zackchristvevo
    @zackchristvevo 6 лет назад

    Good old Need For Speed Grundtvig - still keepin it fresh in 2017. This motherfucker is unstoppable!!!! peace

  • @TatianaRacheva
    @TatianaRacheva 3 года назад +1

    It's not 1 out of 10 Danes at a folk high school at any one time. That would be 500K students studying at a folk high school simultaneously. I learned from this book I'm reading (which mentions the same 1 out of 10, but not at any one time, just 1 out of 10), that there are 70 of them in Denmark, and some have on the order of 100 or fewer students.

  • @mtwilson1200
    @mtwilson1200 10 лет назад

    Your talking about the trivium, yes?? Grammar, Logic, Rhetoric. The basic classic education.

  • @TheGammelfjols
    @TheGammelfjols 2 месяца назад

    Grundtvig is One of the Core values that made the modern Denmark..
    The romantic period in Denmark was really special.... Among hc Andersen Søren Kierkegaard, we had Nils Ørsted.Chr. Hansen. adam oehlenschläger, Copenhagen in 1820-50 was a really special place in the world.
    The Danish revulutionen 1949 happens like this.. a gruppe of citizen went to the king. We want Democracy... The king Fredrik nr 7 ... Okay.... I don't like apslute power anyway.... And whey went home... And the Danish democracy was born.. no blood on streets... No. Problem.. peaceful..
    Grundtvig was part of that he is on The picture in folketinget of The founding farthers of the Danish democracy... Denmark is still a monacy.. with now King Fredrik nr x. The gen x King with x factor...

  • @ThePocketbass
    @ThePocketbass 10 лет назад +1

    Isn't the internet the democratization of information/education?

  • @frankstausholm8883
    @frankstausholm8883 2 года назад +2

    This is outright wrong, iam from Denmark