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Latecka, Ewa – Educational Philosophy and Theory, 2023
In this article I shall reflect on the issue of humanising pedagogy, taking a view that dehumanisation, in general, comes from two kinds of oppression. I shall argue that, apart from oppression of the political type, tertiary education is also a victim of another type of oppression which contributes to its dehumanisation, viz. the oppression…
Descriptors: Humanism, Teaching Methods, Power Structure, Political Attitudes
Shokouhi, Hossein; Zaini, Amin – Australian Review of Applied Linguistics, 2022
This study investigates the impact of cultural and politico-religious dominance on the practice of critical reading (CR) of texts by a group of Iranian postgraduate students in Australia. Four postgraduate students were interviewed individually four times (each time for reading one text) for critical understanding of two pairs of Persian texts,…
Descriptors: Cultural Influences, Religious Factors, Graduate Students, Foreign Students
Lea, YiShan – Journal for Critical Education Policy Studies, 2021
This article explores Jose Marti's political mobilization in general and extrapolates Marti's praxis specifically. A multifold analysis is conducted as follows: first, the analysis explores the narrative of Jose Marti regarding the development of his consciousness and his role in changing the historical trajectory of Cuba; second, the analysis…
Descriptors: Political Attitudes, Discourse Analysis, Cubans, Foreign Countries
Sicong Chen – Discourse: Studies in the Cultural Politics of Education, 2024
Projecting itself as the inheritor of China's past greatness, the CCP regime increasingly seeks to boost politico-cultural confidence in education and society and turn students and ordinary people into self-confident Chinese. This article identifies the oscillation of focus from victimhood to confidence in state nationalism and patriotic education…
Descriptors: Citizenship Education, Educational Change, Foreign Countries, Social Systems
Oral, Sevket Benhür – Ethics and Education, 2023
Many political and economic forces are driven by the desire to eliminate democratic plurality in today's political juncture. Democratic republicanism itself in its contemporary forms has failed to address many of the daunting moral, political, economic, social, technological, and ecological challenges we face today. It is argued that to fulfill…
Descriptors: Democracy, Economic Factors, Political Influences, Buddhism
Aung, Thu Ya – ProQuest LLC, 2022
Myanmar has been undertaking education reforms since 2012. Tensions have arisen between central-level policymakers and teachers' union leaders regarding the implementation of some reforms. While this give-and-take between policymakers and teacher activists has been reported somewhat in the news media, the academic literature on these developments…
Descriptors: Educational Change, Foreign Countries, Educational Policy, Teachers
Davids, Nuraan – British Journal of Religious Education, 2023
The centring of Muslim women in Islam resides in an intertwining historico-politico-theological narrative of gender reform, first promulgated in a seventh century revelation of the Qur'an. Significantly, the gains derived by the women of Islam's first community, have become lost in the dominance of contemporary androcentric-patriarchal…
Descriptors: Muslims, Islam, Gender Differences, Social Change
Lange, Astrid; Pitsoulis, Athanassios – Social Psychology of Education: An International Journal, 2013
Our aim is to shed more light on university students' sources of attitudes towards the market economy, social inequality, and the responsibilities of the state. Analyzing survey data of almost 500 students at a German university, we identify those sources the subjects report to be important in the process of forming their politico-economic…
Descriptors: Political Attitudes, Student Attitudes, Economics Education, Free Enterprise System
Viñao, Antonio – Paedagogica Historica: International Journal of the History of Education, 2015
Until around 10 years ago, the conventional wisdom in educational historiography held that the start of the Civil War (1936-1939), marking as it did the placing of education at the service of the war effort, involved a rupture, in both the Republican government and the "rebel" or Franco camp, with the preceding years as to the…
Descriptors: Educational History, Historiography, War, Political Attitudes
Chapa, Jorge; Garcia, Emmanuel – Journal of Hispanic Higher Education, 2013
Redistricting, the redrawing of electoral district boundaries to reflect the latest population counts, occurs for most electoral districts after each decennial census. While normally a topic of concern mainly to politicians and politicos, redistricting can alter the opportunities for representation and policy alternatives. For a number of reasons,…
Descriptors: Census Figures, State Universities, School Districts, Educational Policy
Foley, Megan – Quarterly Journal of Speech, 2012
The logic of political economy depends on a domestic metaphor, using the "oikos" or household as a model for the "polis." Historically, this metaphor has imagined citizens as the children of a paternal state. However during the 2008 housing crisis, this metaphor was turned upside down, depicting citizens as the parents of infantile state…
Descriptors: Figurative Language, Fathers, Comparative Analysis, Citizen Role
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Hernandez Urbina, Alfredo – Cuadernos Americanos, 1973
Descriptors: Cultural Context, Hispanic American Literature, History, Political Attitudes
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De Slemenson, Marta – Convergence, 1971
After a military coup in 1966, the University of Buenos Aires lost its autonomy. As a result, some of the teaching staff resigned and left the country. (MF)
Descriptors: Administrative Policy, Education, Educational Policy, Foreign Culture
Adams, Paul L. – 1969
A college professor has several interacting roles--as scholar, specialized technician, employed professional, and citizen. It is to the subject of the professor as citizen, or more precisely, as politico-social activist, that this paper is directed. Proceeding as a taxonomist, the author offers a tentative empirical classification of the positions…
Descriptors: Activism, Citizenship Responsibility, Faculty, Higher Education
Ornelas, Charles; And Others – 1975
The Chicanos' political experience is defined as "their thought, activity, and organization directed toward securing an equitable and meaningful allocation of values from a politico-governmental system controlled by the dominant population, the challenges to that system, as well as alternative forms of action and security taken to offset the…
Descriptors: Academic Rank (Professional), Authors, Higher Education, Literary Perspective