First Published in 1998. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Henry A. Giroux is author of Fugitive Cultures (1996), Counternarratives (1996), Disturbing Pleasures (1994), Border Crossings (1991), and co-editor of Between Borders (1993), all published by Routledge. Patrick Shannon is Professor of Education at Pennsylvania State University. He is co-editor of Education/Pedagogy/Cultural Studies.
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Education and the Crisis of the Public Intellectual1. Carol Becker The Artist as Public Intellectual 2. Harvey J. Kaye Beyond the Last Intellectuals3. David Theo Goldberg Whiter West? The Making of a Public Intellectual4. Jeffrey Williams The Romance of the Intellectual and the Question of ProfessionGendering Identities5. Sharon Todd Psychoanalytic Questions, Pedagogical Possibilities, and Authority: Encountering the And6. Douglas Kellner Man Trouble7. Deborah P. Britzman Toward a Polymorphous Perverse Curriculum8. Claudia Mitchell and Jacqueline Reid Walsh And I Want to Thank You, Barbie: Barbie As a Site of Cultural InterrogationRace Matters9. Cameron McCarthy The Problem with Origins: Race and the Contrapuntual Nature10. Mike Hill Trading Races: Majorities, Modernities; A Critique 11. Susan Searls Race, Schooling, and Double Consciousness: The Politics of Pedagogy in Toni Morrison's Fiction The Marketplace and the Politics of Inequality12. Stanley Aronowitz A Different Perspective on Educational Inequality 13. Douglas D. Noble Let Them Eat Skills 14. Kakie Urch Fighting Academic Agoraphobia: Self Help Books for Cultural Studies' Fear of the Marketplace Pedagogy, Education and Cultural Studies15. Henry A. Giroux Is There a Place for Cultural Studies in College of Education?16. David Trend The Fine Art of Teaching17. Robert Miklitsch Punk Pedagogy, or Performing Contradiction: The Risks and Rewards of (Anti )Transference
Education and the Crisis of the Public Intellectual1. Carol Becker The Artist as Public Intellectual 2. Harvey J. Kaye Beyond the Last Intellectuals3. David Theo Goldberg Whiter West? The Making of a Public Intellectual4. Jeffrey Williams The Romance of the Intellectual and the Question of ProfessionGendering Identities5. Sharon Todd Psychoanalytic Questions, Pedagogical Possibilities, and Authority: Encountering the And6. Douglas Kellner Man Trouble7. Deborah P. Britzman Toward a Polymorphous Perverse Curriculum8. Claudia Mitchell and Jacqueline Reid Walsh And I Want to Thank You, Barbie: Barbie As a Site of Cultural InterrogationRace Matters9. Cameron McCarthy The Problem with Origins: Race and the Contrapuntual Nature10. Mike Hill Trading Races: Majorities, Modernities; A Critique 11. Susan Searls Race, Schooling, and Double Consciousness: The Politics of Pedagogy in Toni Morrison's Fiction The Marketplace and the Politics of Inequality12. Stanley Aronowitz A Different Perspective on Educational Inequality 13. Douglas D. Noble Let Them Eat Skills 14. Kakie Urch Fighting Academic Agoraphobia: Self Help Books for Cultural Studies' Fear of the Marketplace Pedagogy, Education and Cultural Studies15. Henry A. Giroux Is There a Place for Cultural Studies in College of Education?16. David Trend The Fine Art of Teaching17. Robert Miklitsch Punk Pedagogy, or Performing Contradiction: The Risks and Rewards of (Anti )Transference
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