Tag: Foucault
Introducing Institutional Ethnography for Research in Education
by Clare Sutton | Editor's Choice, Foucault, Knowledge, Latest Posts, Theory | 2
As a College-Based Higher Education (CBHE) course leader I continually, and often frustratingly,...
Read MoreTo cut off the King’s Head: Foucault goes to Pakistan
by Ali Sameer | Knowledge, Latest Posts, Theory | 0
Kafkaesque, a term which can be used to construe a postcolonial confusion called Pakistan. It is...
Read MoreAnalysing knowledge and power in classrooms
by Anna Danielsson and Heather Mendick | Knowledge, Latest Posts, Pedagogy & Curriculum, Uncategorized | 0
How can we explore how power operates in classrooms, looking at the power teachers hold through...
Read MoreDramatic encounters: My methodological engagement with Foucault [PART 2]
by Denise Mifsud | Foucault, Latest Posts, Method | 0
This carries on from the previous blog post that explored policy reception in terms of...
Read MoreOlympians v the rest: Applying social theory to sport inequality
by Joan Forbes | Editor's Choice, Inequalities, Theory | 0
By Joan Forbes and Gaby Weiner Published ahead of the Commonwealth Games 2014 in Glasgow, a survey...
Read MoreWhat’s Marx got to do with it?
by Mark Murphy | Frankfurt School, Theory | 2
Well in terms of modern social theory, quite a lot it seems. I made this point in my recent edited...
Read MoreDigital nativism and online youth: separating fact from fiction
by Huw Davies | Self and Identity | 2
I’m new to blogging. Mainly because I don’t have a readership that justifies the time, I’ve been...
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