Postmodernism and Education: Different Voices, Different Worlds

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Postmodernism in Literature and Education Foucault, Power, and Ethics Educational Theory and Curriculum Studies

Abstract

Introduction 1. Postmodernism, Postmodernity and the Postmodern Moment 2. Speaking 'Truthfully': Science, Psychology and Subjectivity 3. Knowing Oneself: Subjectivity and Mastery 4. Subject Disciplines and Disciplining Subjects: The Subject in Education 5. Examining the Case: Competences and Management 6. The 'End' of the Educational Project 7. Education and Textuality 8. Telling Stories: The Legitimising of Knowledge 9. The End of the Story: Education, Efficiency and Resistance 10. The Cultivation of Desire 11. Catching the (Last) Post References Index

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