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| However, contemporary educationists have named Piaget as the most important theorist in cognitivism. 68) But the issue that we raise here is well-entrenched and originates in the overall emphasis that most educationists and jurists of earlier times have placed on the study of the Qur'an, hadith and fiqh manuals, often calling attention to words and sentences of the text at the expense of comprehension and analysis. While in the contemporary West a boy's virginity is subject to the pronouncements of experts and educationists, its resolution is not always left to an adult's advice, peer folklore, or the pervasive media culture. |
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