9781032984049 - teaching the humanities in a fractious world: a reply to sceptics di kitching, gavin (13 risultati)
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Condizione: New. Gavin Kitching is an internationally distinguished scholar and researcher in the fields of Third World development, agrarian and rural development, and the philosophy and methodology of social science. He is Emeritus Professor of Politics at the U.
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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. This book confronts an ever more popular suspicion that a university education in the humanities and social sciences is an elitist indoctrination into leftist or liberal views. Having taught them for nearly 40 years, Gavin Kitching shows that, on the contrary, studying these subjects leads…one to question all political and social views (left-wing, right-wing, elite, popular, religious, secular) and to be sceptical of all the beliefs about human identity (whether racial, gender, national, or class) to which they give rise.The book is divided into 34 brief sections which can be read as stand-alone discussions of some topic or as sequential steps in an argument. This modular structure makes it an excellent teaching text for students. It is written in an accessible, even colloquial, style which gives it the broadest possible appeal, and its arguments are illustrated by a host of everyday linguistic, sociological and psychological examples. These not only enliven the book but demonstrate that philosophical ideas are most persuasive when used to illuminate non-philosophical matters. Accordingly, Teaching the Humanities explores such issues as the climate crisis; individualism and postmodernism; nationalism; globalisation and its relationship to economic inequality and political polarisation; all of which are currently the subject of fierce debate inside and outside the university. In this book the author directly confronts an ever more popular suspicion - that a university education in the humanities and social sciences is actually an elitist indoctrination into leftist or liberal views. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.
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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. This book confronts an ever more popular suspicion that a university education in the humanities and social sciences is an elitist indoctrination into leftist or liberal views. Having taught them for nearly 40 years, Gavin Kitching shows that, on the contrary, studying these subjects leads…one to question all political and social views (left-wing, right-wing, elite, popular, religious, secular) and to be sceptical of all the beliefs about human identity (whether racial, gender, national, or class) to which they give rise.The book is divided into 34 brief sections which can be read as stand-alone discussions of some topic or as sequential steps in an argument. This modular structure makes it an excellent teaching text for students. It is written in an accessible, even colloquial, style which gives it the broadest possible appeal, and its arguments are illustrated by a host of everyday linguistic, sociological and psychological examples. These not only enliven the book but demonstrate that philosophical ideas are most persuasive when used to illuminate non-philosophical matters. Accordingly, Teaching the Humanities explores such issues as the climate crisis; individualism and postmodernism; nationalism; globalisation and its relationship to economic inequality and political polarisation; all of which are currently the subject of fierce debate inside and outside the university. In this book the author directly confronts an ever more popular suspicion - that a university education in the humanities and social sciences is actually an elitist indoctrination into leftist or liberal views. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.
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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. This book confronts an ever more popular suspicion that a university education in the humanities and social sciences is an elitist indoctrination into leftist or liberal views. Having taught them for nearly 40 years, Gavin Kitching shows that, on the contrary, studying these subjects leads…one to question all political and social views (left-wing, right-wing, elite, popular, religious, secular) and to be sceptical of all the beliefs about human identity (whether racial, gender, national, or class) to which they give rise.The book is divided into 34 brief sections which can be read as stand-alone discussions of some topic or as sequential steps in an argument. This modular structure makes it an excellent teaching text for students. It is written in an accessible, even colloquial, style which gives it the broadest possible appeal, and its arguments are illustrated by a host of everyday linguistic, sociological and psychological examples. These not only enliven the book but demonstrate that philosophical ideas are most persuasive when used to illuminate non-philosophical matters. Accordingly, Teaching the Humanities explores such issues as the climate crisis; individualism and postmodernism; nationalism; globalisation and its relationship to economic inequality and political polarisation; all of which are currently the subject of fierce debate inside and outside the university. In this book the author directly confronts an ever more popular suspicion - that a university education in the humanities and social sciences is actually an elitist indoctrination into leftist or liberal views. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.
