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The essays in this book highlight how education as a component of cultural inheritance remains a contentious issue. Representing the transfer of knowledge, skill endowment, and so on, education harbours the tendency to support and reproduce social hierarchy, as well as the countervailing propensity towards amelioration of vulnerable socio-economic groups. A rich body of work cutting across disciplines, the volume seeks to establish the contentious past, ambivalent present and uncertain future of education. Concerns deliberated in this book have resonance with issues that are debated internationally during the era of the neoliberal shift.
Price: $42.00
Pages: 300
Publisher: Tulika Books
Imprint: Tulika Books
Publication Date:
27 February 2024
Trim Size: 9.21 X 6.14 in
ISBN: 9788195639243
Format: Hardcover
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This book makes an immense contribution in bringing back the focus of education, at elementary as well as higher education levels, to quality and equitable access. The release of the book is pertinent in the contemporary context because of several significant changes in the past decade.
Maya John teaches history at the University of Delhi (India). She is a prominent social activist who has been writing on issues of health, education, labour, gender, social movements, transformative politics and social theory. She has recently co-edited Who Cares? Care Extraction and the Struggles of Indian Health Workers.