Cultural Studies And Education: A Dialogue Of ‘Disciplines’?

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Cultural Studies and Education: A Dialogue of ‘Disciplines’? B. Green, und A. Hickey. Continuum, 36 (5): 631-643 (2022)

Childhood Studies is a dynamic and still‐growing subject, bringing a child‐focused, rights‐based and (usually) constructionist perspective to children’s lives.

Returning cultural studies to education

Intercultural Dialogue Amanuel Elias and Fethi Mansouri Alfred Deakin Institute for Citizenship & Globalisation, Deakin University, Burwood, Australia ABSTRACT This paper reports the

studies, in the works of the Birmingham Centre for Contemporary Cultural Studies, has recently had a significant and influential impact in the United States, especially for communication

The Practice of Cultural Studies
Spaces and Places of Cultural Studies
Introduction : education and cultural studies
Returning cultural studies to education

In this opening contribution to the Special Issue Cultural Studies and Education: A Dialogue of Disciplines?, Guest Editors Bill Green and Andrew Hickey survey the pedagogical and

Cultural Studies’ ‘institutional presence’ in higher education is well documented; however, less well understood are nuances between different institutional ‘types’ and the way

The series will place a premium on manuscripts that critically engage with key educational issues from a position that draws from cultural studies or demonstrates a transdisciplinary approach.

We need to critique the overall interplay between intercultural dialogue, education, and the state. This can be accomplished by drawing upon recent major and significant studies

Introduction : education and cultural studies

In this opening contribution to the Special Issue Cultural Studies and Education: A Dialogue of Disciplines?, Guest Editors Bill Green and

If we are serious, we have to apply it to our own project, including the project of Cultural Studies. We have to look at what kind of formation it was from which the project of Cultural Studies

ABSTRACT For the past few decades, cultural studies scholars and critical educators in such contexts as North America, Australia and the UK have called upon their fellow scholars to

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Cultural studies and education. Considering “cultures” as whole ways of life, as Raymond Williams insisted, and whole ways of communicating, Stuart Hall (1992) locates cultural studies at “the

This collection of critical papers stems from an international symposium on Education and Cultural Studies, reflecting on the intersection of these fields. It aims to explore various themes

In this opening contribution to the Special Issue Cultural Studies and Education: A Dialogue of Disciplines?, Guest Editors Bill Green and Andrew Hickey survey the pedagogical and

Childhood Studies and child psychology: Disciplines in dialogue?
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Cultural studies and education: a dialogue of ‘disciplines’?

Stuart Hall: Critical Dialogues in Cultural Studies

In this opening contribution to the Special Issue Cultural Studies and Education: A Dialogue of Disciplines?, Guest Editors Bill Green and Andrew Hickey survey the pedagogical and

Cultural studies is a tendency across disciplines, rather than a discipline itself. This is evident in practitioners‘ simultaneously expressed desires to: refuse definition, insist on differentiation,

Each of the disciplines in Figure 1 approaches interculturalism from its unique perspective. For example, intercultural research in education mainly focuses on intercultural

In this opening contribution to the Special Issue Cultural Studies and Education: A Dialogue of Disciplines?, Guest Editors Bill Green and Andrew Hickey survey the pedagogical and

Cultural Studies and Education: A Dialogue of ‘Disciplines’?. Volume 36, Issue 5 of Continuum

In this opening contribution to the Special Issue Cultural Studies and Education: A Dialogue of Disciplines?, Guest Editors Bill Green and Andrew Hickey survey the pedagogical and

ABSTRACT In this opening contribution to the Special Issue Cultural Studies and Education: A Dialogue of Disciplines?, Guest Editors Bill Green and Andrew Hickey survey the pedagogical

Arguing that predominant accounts of Cultural Studies’ practice derive from institutional settings where a recognised disciplinary presence is evident, this paper will chart

In this opening contribution to the Special Issue Cultural Studies and Education: A Dialogue of Disciplines?, Guest Editors Bill Green and Andrew Hickey survey the pedagogical

In this opening contribution to the Special Issue Cultural Studies and Education: A Dialogue of Disciplines?, Guest Editors Bill Green and Andrew Hickey survey the pedagogical and

The contemporary cultural studies curriculum often covers subjects such as postcolonial studies, gender studies, popular culture, globalization, and the intersections of

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