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Routledge Marxist Perspectives in Sociology of Education - RLE

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Description

This comprehensive analysis examines how Marxist theory illuminates education's role in society, exploring social mobility, class stratification, and selection mechanisms within schooling systems. The author defines key areas in the sociology of education whilst integrating important concepts from Marx and Engels into sociological frameworks. The book investigates social class, family structures, sociolinguistics and institutional schooling practices, providing a rigorous Marxist critique of education's function in maintaining social hierarchies. Published by Routledge as part of the Routledge Library Editions series, this work strengthens foundational sociological theory by applying radical perspectives to educational systems. Essential reading for students and scholars examining how education perpetuates or challenges class divisions and social inequality.

Key Features

Explores major Marxist theories concerning social mobility and education's role as a selection mechanism in stratified societies.

Defines key areas and important concepts from Marx and Engels within sociology of education frameworks.

Examines how social class, family structures, and sociolinguistics intersect with schools and educational outcomes.

Provides rigorous analysis discriminating between radically different directions and approaches in educational theory and practice.

Published by Routledge as part of the Routledge Library Editions: Education series for academic reference and research.

Product Specifications

Format
hardcover
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
08 December 2011
Listed Since
19 August 2011

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