Critical lessons: what our schools should teach

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2007-10-01otherChoice Reviews Online237 citationsclosed

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Education, Philosophy, and Society Critical and Liberation Pedagogy Educational Theory and Curriculum Studies

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Acknowledgments Introduction 1. Learning and self-understanding 2. The psychology of war 3. House and home 4. Other people 5. Parenting 6. Animals and nature 7. Advertising and propaganda 8. Making a living 9. Gender 10. Religion 11. Preparing our schools Notes Bibliography.

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