El «paradigma ledesma-kolvenbach»: Origen y concreción en el ámbito universitario

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This paper deals with the higher educational principle known as the «Ledesma-Kolvenbach paradigm», which has served as a guideline for the identity and mission of Jesuit universities worldwide over the past few years. The paradigm covers four interrelated dimensions: humanitas, iustitia, fides and iustitia. Using qualitative content analysis and discourse analysis, the paper delves, firstly, into the origin and development of the paradigm, analyzing the academic lectures of Peter-Hans Kolvenbach (1928-), who presided as Superior General of the Society of Jesus between 1983 and 2008. Next, it addresses the transformation of the paradigm into a four-dimensional value model, followed by a number of practical applications in academia. Finally, the paper summarizes how the «Ledesma-Kolvenbach paradigm» constitutes a significant step forward in practical educational innovation in spite of retaining remnants of premodern tradition.

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Villa Sánchez, A., & Lemke Duque, C. A. (2016). El «paradigma ledesma-kolvenbach»: Origen y concreción en el ámbito universitario. Arbor, 192(782). https://doi.org/10.3989/arbor.2016.782n6003

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