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| Preface | |
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| Acknowledgments | |
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| Experiential Education and Learning by Experience | |
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| Philosophers and Educational Theorists | |
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| Aristotle, Plato, and Socrates: Ancient Greek Perspectives on Experiential Learning | |
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| Rousseau and Pestalozzi: Emile, Gertrude, and Experiential Education | |
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| Sir Patrick Geddes: "Vivendo Discimus"- By Living We Learn | |
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| Alfred North Whitehead: Educational Emergence | |
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| Martin Buber: Dialogue, Relationship, the Other, and the More-Than-Human World | |
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| Paulo Freire: Critical Praxis and Experiential Education | |
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| Maxine Greene: The Power of the Possible | |
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| Eleanor Duckworth: The Teacher's Teacher | |
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| Nature Study, Outdoor and Environmental Education | |
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| Jean Louis Rodolfe Agassiz: Nature and Experiential Education | |
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| Alexander von Humboldt: Expeditionary Scientist | |
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| Anna Botsford Comstock: Beyond Science-Learning About Self and Nature Through Field Experience | |
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| Charles A. Eastman and Luther Standing Bear: Two Early Indian Writers and Educators | |
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| Aldo Leopold: Teaching in the Spirit of the Land Ethic | |
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| Lloyd B. Sharp: Trailblazer in Outdoor Education | |
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| Rachel Carson: Inspiring A Sense of Wonder | |
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| Sigurd Olson and Paul Shepard: Experiential Education and Ancient Rhythms | |
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| Psychologists and Sociologists | |
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| Emile Durkheim: Socialization and Education | |
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| Lev Vygotsky: Experiential Education- A View from the Future | |
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| Fritz Perls: Gestalt Therapy and Experiental Education | |
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| Kurt Lewin: Another Kurt for Experiential Educators to Know | |
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| Earl C. Kelley: Education for What Is Real | |
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| Carl Rogers: A Way of Being an Experiential Educator | |
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| School and Program Founders: Theory to Practice, Practice to Theory | |
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| Maria Montessori: Founding Mother of Experiential Education? | |
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| Cecil Reddie: Pioneering Headmaster | |
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| Fridtjof Nansen: Adventure and Friluftsliv | |
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| Juliette Gordon Low: Scouting and Experiental Education | |
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| Paul Petzoldt: Man of the Mountains | |
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| Sylvia Ashton-Warner: Teacher and Reflective Practitioner | |
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| Campbell Loughmiller: The Father of Therapeutic Camping | |
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| Sidney B. Simon: Values Clarification Pioneer | |
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| Eliot Wigginton: Foxfire- No Inert Ideas Allowed Here | |
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| Tricia Yu: The Tao of Experience | |
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| Deserving a Closer Look: Other Thinkers and Suggested Readings | |
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| Editors' Dialogue | |
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| Words of Wisdom: Selected Quotations About Experiental Education | |
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| About the Editors | |
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| About the Contributing Authors | |
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| Index | |