Official knowledge: democratic education in a conservative age

2014-12-18otherChoice Reviews Online1,430 citationsclosed

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Educational Theory and Curriculum Studies Critical and Liberation Pedagogy Education, Politics, and Culture Studies

Abstract

1. Introduction: The Politics of Official Knowledge 2. The Politics of Common-sense: Why the Right is Winning 3. Cultural Politics and the Text 4. Regulating Official Knowledge 5. Creating the Captive Audience: Channel One and the Political Economy of the Text 6. Whose Curriculum is This Anyway? (with Susan Jungck) 7. Hey Man, I'm Good! The Art and Politics of Creating New Knowledge in Schools 8. The Politics of Pedagogy and the Building of Community Appendix Education, Power, and Personal Biography: An Interview.

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