arrogation

n.

诈称，霸占，篡夺；

1. Therefore, mutual arrogation of Theory-thinking and Engineering-thinking is hard to avoid between instruction theory and teaching practice.
   故而在教学理论与教学实践关系中就难免出现理论思维与工程思维的相互僭越。

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The Continuing Arrogation of the Curriculum Field: A Rejoinder to Pinar
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