Jacques Rancière: Education, Truth, Emancipation

Charles W. Bingham · Gert Biesta · Jacques Rancière

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Critical Theory and Political Philosophy Rousseau and Enlightenment Thought Critical and Liberation Pedagogy

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1. On Ignorant Schoolmasters, by Jacques Ranciere 2. A New Logic of Emancipation 3. The Figure of the Child in Ranciere and Paulo Freire 4. Inclusion in Question 5. Recognition's Pedagogy 6. Truth and Emancipation 7. Learner, Student, Speaker 8. Conclusion: The World is Not a School Bibliography Index.

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