Folds of Past, Present and Future - Reconfiguring Contemporary Histories of Education

Folds of Past, Present and Future - Reconfiguring Contemporary Histories of Education

von: Sarah Van Ruyskensvelde, Geert Thyssen, Frederik Herman, Angelo Van Gorp, Pieter Verstraete

De Gruyter Oldenbourg, 2021

ISBN: 9783110623451

Sprache: Englisch

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Folds of Past, Present and Future - Reconfiguring Contemporary Histories of Education



  Table of Contents 7  
  Acknowledgements 11  
  Note on the editors 13  
  List of Contributors 15  
  Introduction 23  
  1 Leaving Marks of Inquiry: Ravels of Theory, Methodology, and History of Educational Historiography 61  
  The Cultural History of Education: Between the Siren Song of Philosophy and the Discrete Charm of the Philosophy of the Social Sciences 61  
  Critical Powers of Historical Framing: Continuity and Representation 81  
  Concentric Circles and Magnetic Currents: Moral Disarmament at the League of Nations International Institute of Educational Cinematography, 1931–34 103  
  The Study of Education. On Rethinking History with the Help of Marc Depaepe 125  
  2 The Politics of Diversity: Gender, Culture, and Post-colonial Education 151  
  Engaging with ‘‘the Act of Looking Back, [and] of Seeing with Fresh Eyes”: the Colonial Experience and Pedagogies of Display 151  
  A Virtual Visit to the Renovated Royal Museum for Central Africa. Two Major Challenges: Decolonization and Africanization 169  
  French Variations on the Educational Civilizing Mission (19th–20th century). Cherchez les missionaires, cherchez les femmes! 197  
  Textbooks in their Contexts: Textbook Studies Revisited 217  
  3 Flood Lands of Pedagogy: Meanderings between Empiricism, Theory, and Practice 239  
  “Geisteswissenschaftliche Pädagogik,” Teacher Training and Educational Science – Different Concepts and Attributions of Significance. Germany, 1900–2000 239  
  Educational Science as an Academic Discipline in Hungary (1867–1953): Turns and Developmental Phases 271  
  Educational Sciences Between “Real” Moscow and the “Imaginary” West: The Case of Latvia (1989–1999) 289  
  “Pedagogic” – A Preliminary Thesis on a Lexical Innovation during the European Enlightenment 311  
  4 Walking the Line: The Attraction of Psychology and Medicine in Educational Theory and Practice 335  
  From Herbart to Dewey: On the Historical Irresistibility of Learning Psychology 335  
  The Promises of Suggestion. Hypnosis, Education, and the Dangers of Modernity in Belgium around 1900 359  
  MBD and De-educationalization: a Countertendency in the pre-ADHD Era 381  
  5 Turns Taking Turns: Concepts, Approaches, and Methodologies in the Making 405  
  Dangerous, Seductive, and Innovative. Visual Sources for the History of Education 405  
  Teachers Acting as Photographers: The Progressive Image of the Cervantes School of Madrid (1918–1936) 427  
  Sound as an Archival Source in the History of Education for Children with Mental Disabilities. 455  
  What Might a Material Turn to Educational Histories Add to the History of Education? Proof-eating the Pudding 471  
  School culture(s): Historiography of a Polysemic Concept 491  
  Index 511  

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