Discourse and power in educational organizations

In today's post-modern and post-traditional institutions, power is mainly exercised through the generation of consent, through the distribution of ideologies and through the subtle indoctrination of self-disciplining practices, rather than through the use of force or brute authority. This chang...

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Weitere Verfasser: Corson, David (BerichterstatterIn)
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Sprache:eng
Veröffentlicht: Cresskill, NJ Hampton Press 1995
Schriftenreihe:Understanding education and policy
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Zusammenfassung:In today's post-modern and post-traditional institutions, power is mainly exercised through the generation of consent, through the distribution of ideologies and through the subtle indoctrination of self-disciplining practices, rather than through the use of force or brute authority. This change in the nature of institutional practices focuses the role that language has always had in the exercise of power. To address the topic as it affects educational organizations, the editor combines two central traditions in contemporary social science inquiry; concern for the post-modern and post-positivist condition of the contemporary world; and concern for the praxis of critical theory. Contributors to the book's 14 chapters approach their topics from either or both of these traditions. In his introductions to the two parts of the book, the editor suggests how these traditions can combine and at the same time respond to the challenges of educational concerns within the post-modern condition
Beschreibung:XVIII, 348 S.
ISBN:1881303969
1-881303-96-9
1881303977
1-881303-97-7