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Peter Lang
Language
English
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175

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Subjects
Communication, Pragmatism, Democracy, Political aspects, Communication, political aspects

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Table of Contents

Foreword / by Phillip K. Tompkins
Acknowledgments
Introduction
Democracy and diversity. Limitations of a marketplace diversity
Social justice and the critical imagination. Rejecting the entertainment model of citizenship
Creative democracy and the importance of the critical imagination
Communication as epistemic and the communicative imagination. The communicative imagination
Exploring our theoretical and methodological assumptions. The critical paradigm
Neo-pragmatism
Perspectivalism and cosmopolitanism. Perspectivalism : de-centering the "real"
The contribution of four philosophers to this project. Nietzsche, cultural criticism, and the "good American"
Emerson and the unattained yet attainable self
Dewey's democracy as a moral problem
Rorty's anti-foundationalism
Alienation and power. Power, alienation, and communication
Contrasting platonic and critical models of education. Platonic v. critical models of education
Critical education
Service learning. Theoretical bases of service learning
Social justice-oriented service learning
A social justice-oriented service learning model.

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Includes bibliographical references and index.

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306.2
Library of Congress
JC423 .S9755 2009, JC423.S9755 2009

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x, 175 p. ;
Number of pages
175

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OL23953766M
ISBN 10
1433107317
ISBN 13
9781433107313
LCCN
2009022636
OCLC/WorldCat
387778857

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