Abstract
Click to increase image sizeClick to decrease image sizeWithin Howard Gardner's theory of multiple intelligences the two intelligences of intra- and interpersonal intelligence are discussed. According to the theory, intra- and interpersonal intelligence are considered to be part of a collection of intelligences that cover a wide spectrum of human behaviour. The issue is relevant firstly because the concept of intelligence is intensely discussed in order to view human competence from a personal, social, and instrumental point of view, and secondly because Gardner's theory has attracted wide attention in the world of pedagogy. The intention of the article is thus to examine if and how Gardner argues the existence of the ‘personal intelligences’.
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