Titlebook: Educating from Marx; Race, Gender, and Le Sara Carpenter,Shahrzad Mojab Book 2011 Sara Carpenter and Shahrzad Mojab 2011 adult education.ca

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Clinical and Laboratory Medicine Textbookices of difference and power are seen as arising in their own specific social terrain, and then crisscrossing each other “inter-sectionally” or aggregatively.. It is a coming together of social issues to create a moment of social experience.

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Jan A. L. Bulcke,Albert L. Baertbute to building an understanding of why it is that today’s dominant labor-community organizing approach is able to realize short campaigns but not develop an effective workers’ movement “in the struggle against global capitalism.”. I suggest that what I name as . and . approaches to organizing are

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Stephen E. Ling M.D.,Pallav N. Shah M.D.ch we could better understand the particular historical moment in which we live. We have asked ourselves a deceptively simple, but not simplistic, question that has guided our work: if we look through this framework, what do we see? At the conclusion of this exploration, we have to turn to another o

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Introduction: A Specter Haunts Adult Education: Crafting a Marxist-Feminist Framework for Adult Eductrated by the co-optation of the social purposes of adult education by the agendas of capital through constructs such as human-capital theory, the knowledge economy, neoliberalism, and imperialism. Our capacity to resist this co-optation depends on our ability to generate transformative praxis, a un

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Exploring the Social Relations of Class Struggle in the Ontario Minimum Wage Campaignbute to building an understanding of why it is that today’s dominant labor-community organizing approach is able to realize short campaigns but not develop an effective workers’ movement “in the struggle against global capitalism.”. I suggest that what I name as . and . approaches to organizing are

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Introduction: A Specter Haunts Adult Education: Crafting a Marxist-Feminist Framework for Adult Educthe field of adult education finds itself in a complex position vis-à-vis recent transformations in the global economy, the practice of democracy, and the purposes of adult education. We face the onslaught of the demands of the knowledge economy and the rhetorical promises of the policies of lifelon

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Building from Marx: Reflections on “Race,” Gender, and Classat “race” can be combined with other social relations of power and that they can mediate and intensify each other.. This combination of “race,” gender, and class is often expressed through the concept of “intersectionality,” in which three particular strands of social relations and ideological pract