Tag: Habermas
Teaching and learning online – some pedagogical reflections
by Cristina Costa | Critical pedagogy, Editor's Choice, Frankfurt School, Latest Posts, Media, Pedagogy & Curriculum | 2
This text is a scripted version of the video I created on my take of teaching and learning online...
Read MoreEver greater scrutiny: Researching the bureaucracy of educational accountability
by Mark Murphy | Governance, Habermas/Parsons, Latest Posts, Method, Theory | 0
This is the title of a book chapter in the following book: Education Governance and Social Theory:...
Read MoreCan the web save democracy?
by Cristina Costa | Frankfurt School | 0
In the last decade or so, the web has often been associated with the idea of public participation;...
Read MoreThe dialectic of whisky drinking: Critical theory and the search for Scottish authenticity
by Mark Murphy | Editor's Choice, Frankfurt School | 0
Article: Karl Spracklen (2011) Dreaming of drams: authenticity in Scottish whisky tourism as an...
Read MoreNarrative inquiry as intersubjective understanding
by Cristina Costa | Frankfurt School, Theory | 0
When it comes to use narratives as a form of social inquiry the research community is divided. ...
Read MoreHabermas, Parsons and the action theory project of 1937
by Mark Murphy | Frankfurt School, Theory | 0
(Current post follows on from this introductory post) In the introductory section to chapter seven...
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...
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