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curriculum development after the reconceptualization
"Synoptic textbooks have played a major role in the intellectual advancement of U.S. curriculum studies. William F. Pinar argues for a new synoptic text, summarizing recent and relevant research in the academic disciplines toward the subjective and social reconstruction of the public sphere that is the school classroom. Such a reconceptualization of curriculum development enables teachers to complicate the classroom conversations they themselves will lead. Subsequent essays demonstrate the thematic and methodological forms such curriculum development might take."--BOOK JACKET.
The synoptic text today -- A visible/invisible binary : visuality and sexuality in the discursive figuration of the child -- The medicated body : drugs and dasein -- Rocket Man -- Relocating cultural studies into curriculum studies -- Disciplinary differences in the study of lynching -- The problem with curriculum and pedagogy -- From statesmanship to status : the absence of authority in contemporary curriculum studies -- The birth of Bergamo and JCT : toward an archive of feeling and the creation of a counter educational culture in curriculum studies -- Complicated conversation : occasions for intellectual advancement in the internationalization of curriculum studies.
Includes bibliographical references (pages [179]-215) and indexes.