The Giroux reader
By: by Henry A. Giroux ; edited and introduced by Christopher G. Robbins.
Contributors: Robbins, Christopher G.
Series: Cultural politics & the promise of democracy; Cultural politics & the promise of democracy
Publisher: Paradigm Publishers
Published: 2006
Place of publication: Boulder
Language: eng
Number of pages: 335
Subjects: Education -- United States; Critical pedagogy -- United States; Youth -- United States -- Social conditions; Education -- Political aspects -- United States; Postmodernism -- United States; Social justice -- United States
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Contents; title: Introduction; title: Sociology of education; title: Theories of reproduction and resistance in the new sociology of education : toward a critical theory of schooling and pedagogy for the opposition; title: Border pedagogy in the age of postmodernism; title: Cultural studies and cultural politics; title: Consuming social change : the "united colors of Benetton"; title: Doing cultural studies : youth and the challenge of pedagogy; title: The war against youth; title: Nymphet fantasies : child beauty pageants and the politics of innocence; title: Disposable youth and the politics of domestic militarization : mis/education in the age of zero tolerance; title: From critical pedagogy to public pedagogy; title: Is there a role for critical pedagogy in language/cultural studies? An interview with Henry A. Giroux; title: Cultural studies, critical pedagogy, and the responsibility of intellectuals; title: Mouse power : public pedagogy, cultural studies, and the challenge of Disney; title: The politics of higher education; title: Racial politics, pedagogy, and the crisis of representation in academic multiculturalism; title: Youth, higher education, and the crisis of public time : educated hope and the possibility of a democratic future; title: Public intellectuals and their work; title: Paulo Freire and the politics of postcolonialism; title: The promise of democracy and Edward Said's politics of worldliness : implications for academics as public intellectuals; title: Index.