Race, Identity, and Representation in EducationRace, Identity and Representation in Education offers new cultural and poststructuralist approaches to the topic of race relations in education, the humanities and the social sciences, emphasizing the themes of identity and representation. Contributors: Michael Apple, Cameron McCarthy, Warren Crichlow, Michael Omi, Howard Winant, Cornel West, Ali Behdad, Roxana Ng, William F. Pinar, Leslie Roman, Lawrence Grossberg, Richard Hatcher, Barry Troyna, Fazal Rizvi, Catherine Raissiguier, Christine Sleeter, Glenn Hudak, Deborah P. Britzman, Kelvin Santiago-Válles, Gladys Jiménez-Muñoz, Laura M. Lamash, Elizabeth Ellsworth, Susan Edgerton, Michele Wallace, Manthia Diawara, Laura Elisa Perez, Patrick McGee, Edward Said, and Hazel Carby. |
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On the Theoretical Concept of Race | 3 |
The New Cultural Politics of Difference | 11 |
Rightist Reconstructions | 24 |
Postcolonial Critics in the American Academy | 40 |
Racism Sexism and Nation Building in Canada | 50 |
Notes on Understanding Curriculum as a Racial Text | 60 |
White is a Color White Defensiveness Postmodernism | 71 |
Cultural Studies andin New Worlds | 89 |
Using Educational Films | 201 |
Toni Morrison Teaching the Interminable | 220 |
Grand CanyonA Narrative | 236 |
CULTURAL INTERVENTIONS IN RACE RELATIONS IN SCHOOL | 249 |
Performative Acts | 262 |
Opposition and the Education of Chicanaos | 268 |
Decolonization and the Curriculum of English | 280 |
Knowledge and Ideological Representation | 289 |
THE PRODUCTION | 107 |
Children and the Grammar of Popular Racism | 126 |
The Adolescent | 140 |
How White Teachers Construct Race | 157 |
Fashioning Multiculture | 188 |
The Politics of Knowledge | 306 |
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Contributors | 326 |
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