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Routledge Creating Inclusive Knowledges by Routledge - Academic Book

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Explore the intersection of arts, cultural practice, and social change with Creating Inclusive Knowledges from Routledge. This volume addresses the growing interest in how cultural work can tackle long-standing forms of social exclusion, marginalization, and oppression. By bringing together researchers and educators from multiple disciplines, this book examines how collaboration with community-based agencies and groups creates new ways to challenge inequality. The text looks at how social actors work across institutions and disciplines to support an agenda that centers the voices of those living at the front line of social inequality. This work is an essential resource for those studying sociology, anthropology, and the role of community engagement in social justice. It provides a deep look at how interdisciplinary efforts can push for more inclusive knowledge systems and support groups facing systemic challenges.

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Examines the role of arts and cultural practice in addressing social exclusion and marginalization.

Highlights collaborative efforts between researchers, educators, and community-based agencies.

Discusses interdisciplinary and cross-institutional methods used to challenge oppression.

Focuses on the experiences of individuals and groups living at the front line of social inequality.

Provides academic insights into forging new ways to combat perennial forms of social exclusion.

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hardcover
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
30 January 2018
Listed Since
21 June 2017

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