Inexcusable Omissions : Clarence Karier and the Critical Tradition in History of Education Scholarship

by Graves, Karen; Glander, Timothy; Shea, Christine

• ISBN13: 9780820448794
• ISBN10: 0820448796
• Format: Paperback
• Copyright: 2001-06-01
• Publisher: Peter Lang Pub Inc

Table of Contents

Preface	xiii
Part One: Personal Reflections on Karier and His Work
Honoring a Lost and Forgotten Tradition: The Teacher as Mentor	1	(18)
Christine M. Shea
Searching for Truth: Meeting Clarence Karier in the 1960s	19	(8)
Richard Ognibene
Liberalism and Education	27	(14)
Joel Spring
Marching to the Beat of His Own Drum: An Epigrammatic Analysis of Understanding and Applying Philosophy and Ethics in the Writing of History	41	(10)
Peter A. Sola
Part Two: Karier's Impact and Legacy
To the Nonalienated: Navigating a Course Between False Security and Despair	51	(16)
Karen L. Graves
An Audacious Analysis of Power and Control: The Significance of Roots of Crisis and Shaping the American Educational State for Current Critiques of American Bureaucratic Educational Systems	67	(12)
Stuart McAninch
Freud, Karier, and the Therapeutic State	79	(10)
Joseph L. DeVitis
Clarence Karier on War, Race, and Other Dynamics at the Intersection of Economics and Education	89	(12)
Ronald Rochon
Paul Theobald
Clarence Karier's Influence on Two Careers in Native American Policy Studies	101	(18)
Mark W. Sorensen
Guy Sense
The Preparation of School Practitioners: Social Foundations of Education, Critical History of Education, and Educational Change	119	(20)
Steve Tozer
Democratic Agitations: Transformation of a Critical Historian	139	(18)
James D. Anderson
Part Three: Implications for Future Scholarship
Resistance to Standardized Testing: From Issues of Validity to ``Testing for Order and Control''	157	(24)
Timothy Glander
Contradictions of Domestic Containment: Forestalling Human Development During the Cold War	181	(14)
Stephen Preskill
``What Really Happened'': Implications for the Study of African American Educational History	195	(16)
Katrina M. Sanders
Joy Ann Williamson
The Ideology of Progressive Education and Its Implications for American Imperialism	211	(20)
Gilsang Lee
Arthur Bestor and Anti-Intellectualism in American Education	231	(14)
Marlene Wentworth
The Emancipatory Power of Language: Critical Language Awareness and the Legacy of Clarence J. Karier	245	(18)
Timothy Reagan
Appendix	263	(6)
Notes	269	(40)
Contributors	309