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Why isn’t Education a more central area of concern in Philosophy?
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Reading Plato, he seems to emphasize education in dialogues such as Meno and Republic in asking whether concepts like virtue are teachable or what is the right education for a political leader. It does make sense that if Education is how knowledge is taught/learnt and Philosophy studies Knowledge, Education would be a central issue to Philosophy. My question is hence, why doesn’t Philosophy study the nature and aims of education more closely?
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