Social theory and education : a critique of theories of social and cultural reproduction /
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Language: | English |
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Albany :
State University of New York Press,
1995
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Series: | Teacher empowerment and school reform.
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Table of Contents:
- PREFACE
- ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
- PART 1: SOCIAL THEORY AND EDUCATION
- 1. Introduction
- 2. Metatheoretical Foundations
- PART 2: STRUCTURAL FUNCTIONALISM AND SYSTEMS THEORIES
- 3. The Functionalist Tradition: Parsons and Education
- 4. Neofunctionalism and Education
- PART 3: STRUCTURALISM: NEO-MARXIST AND CONFLICT THEORIES
- 5. Structuralism and the Logic of Reproduction
- 6. Structuralist Marxism: Correspondence Theories
- 7. Structural Conflict Theories: Culture, Class, and Domination
- PART 4: THE CONVERGENCE OF NEO-GRAMSCIAN AND CRITICAL THEORY.
- 8. Critical Theory and Education: From the Frankfurt School to Poststructuralism
- 9. The Two Gramscis and Education: Technical Competence versus Political Consciousness
- PART 5: AGENCY AND STRUCTURE: RESISTANCE AND REPRODUCTION
- 10. The Recovery of Agency: From the British New Sociology of Education to Cultural Studies
- 11. Critical Pedagogy in the United States: Michael Apple and Henry Giroux
- PART 6: EDUCATION, THE STATE, AND THE LOGIC OF REPRODUCTION
- 12. The Capitalist State and Educational Policy Formation.