Clive Erricker
Biographic Data
| ID | 9339382 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Clive Erricker |
| GIVEN NAMES | Clive |
| FAMILY NAME | Erricker |
| SIGNATURE | ERRICKER C |
| AFFILIATIONS | Chichester College |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 18 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 18 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1992 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2019 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Jack Priestley
Eyeless in Gaza
Eyeless in Gaza
What legacy do we leave the next generation
We live in a world in which, we are told, prosperity and opportunity are available as never before. Provided we take advantage of the professional and educational possibilities open to us. At the s
In fifty years, who will be here? Reflections on globalisation, migration and spiritual identity
This paper focuses on the significance of debate within and beyond religious communities over faith representation in relation to globalisation and migration. It analyses ways in which globalisation affects forms of religiosity and spiritual identity, among the young and their elders in religious communities, using two case studies: one from Islam and one from Buddhism. It argues that the issues presented by globalised communication and migration…
Coming out and coming in
Children's spirituality and postmodern faith
This paper seeks to investigate what faith environment would support the development of children's spirituality (focusing, in particular, on older children or young people). It argues that we can draw on the wisdom of tradition with insight from contemporary knowledge constructions through a postmodern re‐reading of faith. In doing so it creates a tension between religion, understood as doctrinal formula, with its concern for knowledge, political…
If you don’t know the difference you are living with, how can you learn to live with it? Taking difference seriously in spiritual and religious education
This article discusses the implications of difference in relation to religious education, multiculturalism and contemporary ‘terrorist’ global activity. It argues that the model for religious education in England and Wales has not been sufficient in addressing children’s spiritual development. Religious education has been pursued through the lens of multiculturalism (more recently understood as interculturalism or pluralism), with the idea that d…
Against the Protection of Childhood Innocence
Critique and Coherence in Spiritual Education
The Psychology of Collateral Damage
(2002). The Psychology of Collateral Damage. International Journal of Children's Spirituality: Vol. 7, No. 1, pp. 5-7
Professor Ninian Smart
Living in a Post-Punk Papacy
This article examines the constraints on discourse in a modernist context and the means by which these constraints are imposed. It explores the deconstructive possibilities and opportunities offered in applying a postmodern critique of the same within this context. It primarily advocates a re-reading of the construct of knowledge such that it does not depend on epistemological theorising but performative activity, related to the observations of a…
Living in a Post-Punk Papacy
This article examines the constraints on discourse in a modernist context and the means by which these constraints are imposed. It explores the deconstructive possibilities and opportunities offered in applying a postmodern critique of the same within this context. It primarily advocates a re-reading of the construct of knowledge such that it does not depend on epistemological theorising but performative activity, related to the observations of a…
Spiritual Confusion
This article constitutes an analytical survey of recent approaches to spiritual development and, in particular, a critique of government policy and practice in the documentation produced by OFSTED and SCAA (now QCA). It questions the consistency and adequacy with which spiritual development has been addressed and the ambiguity inherent in the SCAA approach when set alongside the pronouncements of its Chief Executive Nicholas Tate. By drawing on s…
Journeys Through the Heart
This article will present research with young children on the above topic. It will address the way in which children respond to events that demand reasoned and imaginative ontological constructions in order to reframe their sense of reality. The article identifies how these experiences trigger the development of children's thinking and assesses what provision is demanded of schools. The article will also argue that one of the greatest hindrances …
The Development of Children's Worldviews
Worship
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Worship
The Development of Children's Worldviews
Spiritual Confusion
This article constitutes an analytical survey of recent approaches to spiritual development and, in particular, a critique of government policy and practice in the documentation produced by OFSTED and SCAA (now QCA). It questions the consistency and adequacy with which spiritual development has been addressed and the ambiguity inherent in the SCAA approach when set alongside the pronouncements of its Chief Executive Nicholas Tate. By drawing on s…
Journeys Through the Heart
This article will present research with young children on the above topic. It will address the way in which children respond to events that demand reasoned and imaginative ontological constructions in order to reframe their sense of reality. The article identifies how these experiences trigger the development of children's thinking and assesses what provision is demanded of schools. The article will also argue that one of the greatest hindrances …
Professor Ninian Smart
Living in a Post-Punk Papacy
This article examines the constraints on discourse in a modernist context and the means by which these constraints are imposed. It explores the deconstructive possibilities and opportunities offered in applying a postmodern critique of the same within this context. It primarily advocates a re-reading of the construct of knowledge such that it does not depend on epistemological theorising but performative activity, related to the observations of a…
Living in a Post-Punk Papacy
This article examines the constraints on discourse in a modernist context and the means by which these constraints are imposed. It explores the deconstructive possibilities and opportunities offered in applying a postmodern critique of the same within this context. It primarily advocates a re-reading of the construct of knowledge such that it does not depend on epistemological theorising but performative activity, related to the observations of a…
Critique and Coherence in Spiritual Education
The Psychology of Collateral Damage
(2002). The Psychology of Collateral Damage. International Journal of Children's Spirituality: Vol. 7, No. 1, pp. 5-7
Against the Protection of Childhood Innocence
If you don’t know the difference you are living with, how can you learn to live with it? Taking difference seriously in spiritual and religious education
This article discusses the implications of difference in relation to religious education, multiculturalism and contemporary ‘terrorist’ global activity. It argues that the model for religious education in England and Wales has not been sufficient in addressing children’s spiritual development. Religious education has been pursued through the lens of multiculturalism (more recently understood as interculturalism or pluralism), with the idea that d…
Coming out and coming in
Children's spirituality and postmodern faith
This paper seeks to investigate what faith environment would support the development of children's spirituality (focusing, in particular, on older children or young people). It argues that we can draw on the wisdom of tradition with insight from contemporary knowledge constructions through a postmodern re‐reading of faith. In doing so it creates a tension between religion, understood as doctrinal formula, with its concern for knowledge, political…
What legacy do we leave the next generation
We live in a world in which, we are told, prosperity and opportunity are available as never before. Provided we take advantage of the professional and educational possibilities open to us. At the s
In fifty years, who will be here? Reflections on globalisation, migration and spiritual identity
This paper focuses on the significance of debate within and beyond religious communities over faith representation in relation to globalisation and migration. It analyses ways in which globalisation affects forms of religiosity and spiritual identity, among the young and their elders in religious communities, using two case studies: one from Islam and one from Buddhism. It argues that the issues presented by globalised communication and migration…
Eyeless in Gaza
Eyeless in Gaza
Jack Priestley
Political science (10 works) · Psychology (10 works) · Philosophy (9 works) · Sociology (9 works) · Aesthetics (7 works) · Epistemology (7 works) · Law (6 works) · Psychoanalysis (6 works) · Religious Education and Schools (5 works) · History (4 works)