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Knowing Better - Toward a Genealogy of Critical Consciousness

Name: Knowing Better - Toward a Genealogy of Critical Consciousness
Brand: VDM Verlag Dr. Mueller E.K.
SKU: 06814091
Price: 83.09 EUR
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Author: Lisa Comeau
ISBN: 9783639045345

Lisa Comeau

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English

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Libristo code: 06814091

Publishers VDM Verlag Dr. Mueller E.K., July 2008

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Critical consciousness is highly valued as a point ofdeparture in educational efforts to effect social justice. Yeteducational literature reveals a growing concern that criticalpedagogy often fails to meet its objectives of socialtransformation towards greater justice and equality. In particular,the resistance of white teachers and students to forms of criticalpedagogy is found to be problematic. This study employs a discourseanalytic approach to explore the development of criticalconsciousness of white teachers who self-identify as criticallyconscious. This genealogical work suggests that contemporarydiscourses of critical consciousness and education reform in Canadare/produce colonial discourses and power relations between thedominant and normative white Anglo center, and marginalized racialand cultural Others.