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Routledge Class in Education: Knowledge, Pedagogy, Subjectivity - Routledge

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Description

Class in Education challenges contemporary pedagogy's reduction of class to lifestyle and consumption patterns, restoring materialist analysis of social inequalities rooted in production and labour divisions. This Routledge publication moves beyond technicist accounts of income and employment to examine how class structures shape educational knowledge, pedagogy and subjectivity across cultural practices. The book addresses how class has become a floating signifier in modern discourse, obscuring the social conflicts and antagonisms that define educational systems and social hierarchies. Essential reading for educators, researchers and scholars seeking to understand class as a fundamental framework for analysing inequality in educational contexts and beyond.

Key Features

Routledge publishes this critical examination of class as a materialist concept central to understanding educational systems and social reproduction.

The book restores class analysis to pedagogy by rejecting cultural carnival approaches and focusing on labour divisions and production relations.

Class in Education explores how class structures knowledge, subjectivity and teaching practices across contemporary educational institutions.

This text provides theoretical foundations for understanding social inequalities as embedded in education rather than merely cultural preferences.

Product Specifications

Format
hardcover
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
01 September 2009
Listed Since
17 August 2007

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