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Summer 2002

On Education

Editor
James Miller
Topics
Education
Philosophy & Religion
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Education after the culture wars

Author Diane Silvers Ravitch

The study of the humanities

Author Howard Earl Gardner

A better way

Author Theodore Ryland Sizer

Not to worry?

Author Eric Donald Hirsch

An intractable debate

Author Joyce Oldham Appleby

The culture wars continue

Author Catharine R. Stimpson

A view from the schoolhouse

Author Deborah Meier

Class notes

Author Patricia Albjerg Graham

The decline of civic education

Author Jeffrey Mirel

Why a common curriculum?

Author Robert Boyers

Reforming the disciplines

Author Thomas Bender

It all comes down to the teachers

Author Andrew Delbanco

On Gramsci

Author Joseph A. Buttigieg

From the ‘Prison Notebooks’

Author Antonio Gramsci

Education for all: an unfinished revolution

Authors David E. Bloom and Joel E. Cohen

Death of Magellan

Author Larissa Szporluk

Petrified forest

Author Madison Smartt Bell

on the crisis in Catholicism

Author James Carroll

on the return of the ‘civilizing project’

Author Richard Allan Shweder

on science at a crossroads

Author Donald Kennedy

on welfare & the psychology of dependence

Author Richard Sennett
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