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Inexcusable omissions : Clarence Karier and the critical tradition in history of education scholarship / edited by Karen Graves, Timothy Glander & Christine Shea.

Van Pelt Library LB885.K32 I54 2001
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Format:
Book
Contributor:
Graves, Karen, 1959-
Glander, Timothy Richard, 1960-
Shea, Christine Mary, 1945-
Series:
History of schools and schooling ; v. 10.
History of schools and schooling, 1089-0678 ; vol. 10
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Karier, Clarence J.
Education--United States--Philosophy.
Education.
United States.
Philosophy.
Education--United States--History.
History.
Physical Description:
xv, 313 pages ; 23 cm.
Place of Publication:
New York : P. Lang, [2001]
Contents:
Part 1 Personal Reflections on Karier and His Work
Honoring a Lost and Forgotten Tradition: The Teacher as Mentor / Christine M. Shea 1
Searching for Truth: Meeting Clarence Karier in the 1960s / Richard Ognibene 19
Liberalism and Education / Joel Spring 27
Marching to the Beat of His Own Drum: An Epigrammatic Analysis of Understanding and Applying Philosophy and Ethics in the Writing of History / Peter A. Sola 41
Part 2 Karier's Impact and Legacy
To the Nonalienated: Navigating a Course Between False Security and Despair / Karen L. Graves 51
An Audacious Analysis of Power and Control: The Significance of Roots of Crisis and Shaping the American Educational State for Current Critiques of American Bureaucratic Educational Systems / Stuart McAninch 67
Freud, Karier, and the Therapeutic State / Joseph L. DeVitis 79
Clarence Karier on War, Race, and Other Dynamics at the Intersection of Economics and Education / Ronald Rochon, Paul Theobald 89
Clarence Karier's Influence on Two Careers in Native American Policy Studies / Mark W. Sorensen, Guy Senese 101
The Preparation of School Practitioners: Social Foundations of Education, Critical History of Education, and Educational Change / Steve Tozer 119
Democratic Agitations: Transformation of a Critical Historian / James D. Anderson 139
Part 3 Implications for Future Scholarship
Resistance to Standardized Testing: From Issues of Validity to "Testing for Order and Control" / Timothy Glander 157
Contradictions of Domestic Containment: Forestalling Human Development During the Cold War / Stephen Preskill 181
"What Really Happened": Implications for the Study of African American Educational History / Katrina M. Sanders, Joy Ann Williamson 195
The Ideology of Progressive Education and Its Implications for American Imperialism / Gilsang Lee 211
Arthur Bestor and Anti-Intellectualism in American Education / Marlene Wentworth 231
The Emancipatory Power of Language: Critical Language Awareness and the Legacy of Clarence J. Karier / Timothy Reagan 245.
Notes:
Includes bibliographical references (pages [263]-307).
ISBN:
0820448796
OCLC:
43919609

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