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Hans Lehrach,Richard Mott,Günther Zehetnery’s critique of Platonian philosophy, and Rancière’s understanding of teaching as linking different worlds. The chapter explores in detail what makes teaching a democratisation process based on a sophistic discursive practice.

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The Free Time of Education,ife. It discuss the role of education in making democratic ways of life in the University, the school, and other contexts outside institutions. The chapter show how a time of production undermines the possibility of education and therefore tends to negate pluralist democracy..An argument is develope

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