Table of Contents
| Preface: Modernity's crutches |
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Vanessa Andreotti |
1-2 |
Articles
| The first task of thought in our time |
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William Pinar |
3-16 |
| Bending boundaries: A critical spatial analysis of students’ texts and identity work |
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Michelle Honeyford, Sarah Vander Zanden |
17-32 |
| Public Voices: Critical Literacy and Newspaper Writing in a Fourth Grade Classroom |
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Melissa Mosley Wetzel, Katie Peterson, Nathaniel U. Weber, Elizabeth Steinbach |
33-47 |
| Sociocultural diversity, identities, and critical education: Comparing conversational narratives at school |
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Argiris Archakis, Villy Tsakona |
48-62 |
| Difference, education, and the perversities of common sense: Notes on the relation between Indians and non-Indians in Brazil |
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Renzo Taddei |
63-72 |
Position Papers
| Humanitarian Relations: Emotion and the Limit of Critique |
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David Jefferess |
73-83 |
| McEducation for All: Whose agenda does Global Education really serve? |
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Manish Jain |
84-90 |
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