Critical theory : rituals, pedagogies and resistance

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Main Author: McLaren, Peter, 1948- (Author)
Corporate Author: ProQuest (Firm)
Format: Electronic eBook
Language:English
Published: Leiden ; Boston : Brill, [2022]
Series:On (de)coloniality : curriculum within & beyond the West, volume 4
Subjects:
Critical pedagogy.
Capitalism and education.
Educational sociology.
Online Access:Connect to this title online (unlimited simultaneous users allowed; 325 uses per year)
Table of Contents:
  • Machine generated contents note: 1. Current Social Havoc
  • 2. Jouissance of a Highly Cultivated Neo-Gramscian
  • 3. Critical Theory and the Struggle against Epistemological Fascism
  • 4. Itinerant Curriculum Theory: The Decolonial Turn
  • 1. Introduction: Challenges to a Post-Democracy America
  • 2. Ritual Dimensions of Resistance: Clowning and Symbolic Inversion
  • 1. Ritual
  • 2. Theories of Resistance
  • 3. Resistances as Rites of Transgression
  • 4. Class Clown: Arbiter of Passive Resistance, Inversion, and Meta-Discourse
  • 5. Toward a New Conception of Resistance
  • 3. On Ideology and Education: Critical Pedagogy and the Politics of Empowerment
  • 1. Sifting through the Remains
  • 2. Ideology and the Correspondence Theory of Truth: The Case for Multiple Subjectivities
  • 3. Ideology Essentialism, and the Contingency of the Social
  • 4. Science, Ideology and Context
  • 5. Ideology and the Reflex of Capital
  • 6. Radical Education and the Production of Meaning
  • 7. Ideology as Ritual Performance
  • 8. Schooled Body: The Ritualized Regimentation of Desire and the Domestication of Subjectivity
  • 9. Ideology: A Matter of Truth or Praxis?
  • 10. Conclusion
  • 4. Multiculturalism and the Postmodern Critique: Towards a Pedagogy of Resistance and Transformation
  • 1. Social Justice under Siege
  • 2. Dilemma of Postmodern Critique and the Debate over Multiculturalism
  • 3. Subaltern and Feminist Challenges to the Postmodern Critique
  • 4. Ludic and Resistance Postmodernism
  • 5. Multiculturalism and the Postmodern Critique
  • 6. Subject without Properties
  • 7. Difference and the Politics of Signification
  • 8. Always Totalize!
  • 9. Critical Pedagogy: Teaching for a Hybrid Citizenry and Multicultural Solidarity
  • 10. Resistance as `la conciencia de la mestiza'
  • 5. Anthropological Roots of Pedagogy: The Teacher as Liminal Servant
  • 1. Summary
  • 2. Teacher, Theatres, and Rituals
  • 3. Resisting Body
  • 4. Liminal Servant
  • 6. No Light, But Rather Darkness Visible: Language and the Politics of Criticism
  • 7. Collisions with Otherness: "Traveling" Theory, Post-colonial Criticism, and the Politics of Ethnographic Practice - The Mission of the Wounded Ethnographer
  • 1. Qualitative Research as a Discourse of Power
  • 2. Shipwrecked against Infinity: Field Relations as Competing Discourses
  • 3. Knowledge and the Body
  • 4. Knowledge and Truth
  • 5. Research as Advocacy
  • 6. Conversations with Silence: The Discourse of the Other
  • 8. On Dialectics and Human Decency: Education in the Dock
  • 1. New Epistemological Alternative
  • 2. Comrade Jesus: Christian Communism Reborn?
  • 9. Rethinking Critical Pedagogy and the Gramscian and Freirean Legacies: From Organic to Committed Intellectuals or Critical Pedagogy, Commitment, and Praxis / Peter McLaren
  • 1. Points of Departure
  • 2. Points of Departure I: Ideology and Hegemony
  • 3. Points of Departure II: Resistance, Agency, and the Organic Intellectual
  • 4. Points of Departure III: From Organic to Committed Intellectuals
  • 5. Points of Departure IV: Critical Pedagogy, Commitment, and Praxis
  • 6. Points of Departure V: Committed Intellectuals and Critical Pedagogies
  • 10. From Liberation to Salvation: Revolutionary Critical Pedagogy Meets Liberation Theology / Petar Jandric
  • 1. Introduction
  • 2. Path to Liberation Theology
  • 3. Pedagogy of Insurrection
  • 4. Idolatry of Money
  • 5. Jesus Was a Communist
  • 6. To Endure without Losing Tenderness
  • 7. First Religious War of the 21st Century
  • 8. Towards a Global Ethics of Solidarity
  • 9. Between the Material and the Spiritual
  • 10. Socialist Kingdom of God
  • 11. God of the Rich and the God of the Poor
  • 11. Abode of Educational Production: An Interview with Peter McLaren / Jordy Cummings
  • 12. Karl Marx, Digital Technology, and Liberation Theology / Petar Jandric
  • 1. Karl Marx and Digital Technology
  • 2. Karl Marx and Liberation Theology
  • 3. Karl Marx and Christian Spirituality
  • 4. Christian Morality of Dialectical Materialism.

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