Titlebook: Critical Pedagogy and Cognition; An Introduction to a Curry Stephenson Malott Book 2011 Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 2011 Joe Kinch

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The Social Construction of the Dominant Psychological Paradigm: Columbus, Slavery, and the Discourseucational and media indoctrination and propaganda. In the first section of this chapter we examine the role the colonization of the Americas and the trans-Atlantic slave trade played in establishing the current Euro-centric, pro-bosses hegemony and the subsequent racist/white supremacist social construction of psychological concepts such as ..

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-007-0630-9Joe Kincheloe; Western Science; cognition; cognitive studies; critical pedagogy; critical practice; educat

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Eberhard Roos,Karl Maile,Michael SeidenfußConsidering how Kincheloe’s postformal psychology as critical revolutionary practice might be extended and contributed to through the engagement with ., or too often ignored, ., what I understand to be the more democratic impulses of the vast, diverse tradition known as anarchism will be explored here.

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Anarchy and Feminism in Psychology: Widening the Postformal Circle of CriticalityConsidering how Kincheloe’s postformal psychology as critical revolutionary practice might be extended and contributed to through the engagement with ., or too often ignored, ., what I understand to be the more democratic impulses of the vast, diverse tradition known as anarchism will be explored here.

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Introduction,l psychology. Educational psychology has traditionally addressed issues such as teaching, learning, motivation, cognitive development, personal, social, moral, and emotional development, learning abilities and learning problems, thinking processes, intelligence, classroom management, higher order th

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Paradigms and Knowledge: Understanding the Field of Cognitive Studies and Educational PsychologySituating these ideas in a social, historical context will assist the reader in comprehending the complex, dialectical nature of theory and practice and the ways the larger social forces of competing class interests always inform the knowledge production process, in both complex and contradictory wa