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1988), em suas origens, o termo educação traduz as noções de conduzir e de liderar, as quais estão presentes, no termo latino ducere, que significa levar ou conduzir e no termo indo-europeu duk, cuja variação é deuk, que quer dizer liderar.
Benigni applica il significato etimologico di origine latina al suo traducere (trasportare, composto di trans 'al di la' e ducere 'condurre') e cosi trasporta il significato da una lingua all'altra, da quella degli adulti "cattivi cattivi" (Benigni e Cerami 131) a quella dell'infanzia innocente, conducendo il messaggio tradotto oltre i confini di quello originale.
Phenomenologists approach what they study by performing what they call reductions (from re + ducere in Latin: to lead back, or, better, to take a step back), by means of which, as the American Catholic philosopher Robert Sokolowski has put it, we pause--take a step back--to look at what we ordinarily look through.
 
 
 
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