Critical pedagogy: where are we now?/
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| Format: | Book |
| Language: | English |
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New York:
Peter Lang,
c2007
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| Series: | Counterpoints
299 |
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| Online Access: | http://www.loc.gov/catdir/toc/ecip076/2006101074.html |
Table of Contents:
- Critical pedagogy in the twenty-first century: evolution for survival / Joe l. Kincheloe
- Religion as socio-educational critique: a Weberian example / Philip Wexler
- Critical pedagogy and the crisis of imagination / Eric J. Weiner
- Locations (or not) of critical pedagogy in Les petites et les grandes histoires / Kathleen S. Berry
- Neoliberal non-sense / Pepi Leistyna
- The politics and ethic of performance pedagogy: toward a pedagogy of hope / Norman K. Denzin
- From social to socialist media: the critical potential of the wikiworld / Juha Suoranta & Tere Vade?n
- Glocalizing critical pedagogy: a case of critical English language teaching in Korea / Kiwan Sung
- Critical pedagogy and popular culture in an urban secondary English classroom / Jeff Duncan-Andrade & Ernest Morrell
- Critical pedagogy and young children's world / Elizabeth Quintero
- Escola cidada? and critical discourses of educational hope / Gustavo E. Fischman & Luis A. Gandin
- Musicing Paulo Freire: a critical pedagogy for music education / Frank Abrahams
- Reflections on the violence of high-stakes testing and the soothing nature of critical pedagogy / Valerie J. Janesick
- Pedagogy of testimony: reflections on the pedagogy of critical pedagogy / Luis Huerta-Charles
- Critical pedagogy and teacher education: radicalizing prospective teachers / Lilia I. Bartolome?
- The future of the past: reflections on the present state of empire and pedagogy / Peter McLaren
- Red Lake Woebegone: pedagogy, decolonization, and the critical project / Sandy Grande
- The poverty of critical pedagogy: toward a politics of engagement / Gregory Martin
- Frantz Fanon and a materialist critical pedagogy / Noah De Lissovoy
- Critical pedagogy: democratic realism, neoliberalism, conservativism, and a tragic sense of education / William B. Stanley.