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		<title>Philosophy as civic education in Brazil</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Erin McDonagh (Core &#8217;08, CAS &#8217;10), a member of the EnCore steering committee, writes: In this article by Carlos Fraenkel of Boston Review, we learn that Brazil’s public education policy has surprising stipulation: According to a 2008 law, students are required to study philosophy for three years in high school. The law is a political [...]]]></description>
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