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This volume uncovers the colonial epistemologies which have long dominated the transfer of curriculum knowledge across nation states, and demonstrates how a historical approach to uncovering epistemological colonialism can inform an alternative, relational mode of knowledge transfer and negotiation within curriculum studies research.
This volume uncovers the colonial epistemologies which have long dominated the transfer of curriculum knowledge across nation states, and demonstrates how a historical approach to uncovering epistemological colonialism can inform an alternative, relational mode of knowledge transfer and negotiation within curriculum studies research.
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Weili Zhao is Professor of Curriculum Studies in the Jing Hengyi School of Edication at the Hangzhou Normal University, China. Thomas S. Popkewitz is Professor in the Department of Curriculum and Instruction at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, United States. Tero Autio is Professor at the University of Tampere, Finland.
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PART I Introduction 1: Historicizing Curriculum Knowledge Translation and Onto-Epistemic Coloniality Weili Zhao, Thomas S. Popkewitz, and Tero Autio PART II Comparative Reason and Curriculum Studies 2: Making the Scientific Self: A Location-Less Logic with LocationsThomas S. Popkewitz 3: Itinerant Curriculum Theory: The "Heterotopian" Logic. Challenging Curriculum Involution, and Occidentosis João M. Paraskeva 4: Modernity, Colonialism, and Translation: Historicizing China's "Science" Making through Western Discourses/Epistemes Weili Zhao and Yundan Zheng PART III Curriculum as Alchemies of Making Subjects and Knowledge 5: Technology of Self as Curriculum Knowledge: The Making of Confucian Subjects and Its Revisitation in Modern Korean Education Ji-Hye Kim 6: When Numbers Dictate Common Sense: Transnational's Aspirations of a Global Curriculum Melissa Andrade-Molina 7: Curriculum History as History of the Present: Between the Alchemy of Knowledge and the Fabrication of Subjects Marcia Serra Ferreira PART IV Curriculum Theory, and the Politics of Knowledge and Identity 8: Making Finnish Kinds of People: Curriculum Knowledge as an Amalgam of Science, Politics, and Secular Lutheranism in the Finnish Variant of Egalitarian Nordic Welfare Society Tero Autio 9: Epistemicide in Curriculum Studies?: The Erasure of the Feminine and Beauty/Imagination/Emotion/Body/Intuition/Aesthetics/Artmaking Donald S. Blumenfeld-Jones 10: Weaving Threads that Gesture beyond Modern-Colonial Desires for Mastery, Progress, and Universality Vanessa Andreotti PART V Multiculturalism as Curriculum Project and its Global Variations 11: Hybridization, Classification, and Transformations of Multiculturalism and Multicultural Education Jie Qi, Jiyoung Seo-Cense, and Shengping Zhang 12: Assembling Saudi Al-nahda through Saudi Women Jehan Abduljabbar and Jamie A. Kowalczyk 13: Historicizing an Epistemic Struggle between Anglo-Eurocentrism and an Indigenous Analytic within the Australian Curriculum Stephen Kelly
PART I Introduction 1: Historicizing Curriculum Knowledge Translation and Onto-Epistemic Coloniality Weili Zhao, Thomas S. Popkewitz, and Tero Autio PART II Comparative Reason and Curriculum Studies 2: Making the Scientific Self: A Location-Less Logic with LocationsThomas S. Popkewitz 3: Itinerant Curriculum Theory: The "Heterotopian" Logic. Challenging Curriculum Involution, and Occidentosis João M. Paraskeva 4: Modernity, Colonialism, and Translation: Historicizing China's "Science" Making through Western Discourses/Epistemes Weili Zhao and Yundan Zheng PART III Curriculum as Alchemies of Making Subjects and Knowledge 5: Technology of Self as Curriculum Knowledge: The Making of Confucian Subjects and Its Revisitation in Modern Korean Education Ji-Hye Kim 6: When Numbers Dictate Common Sense: Transnational's Aspirations of a Global Curriculum Melissa Andrade-Molina 7: Curriculum History as History of the Present: Between the Alchemy of Knowledge and the Fabrication of Subjects Marcia Serra Ferreira PART IV Curriculum Theory, and the Politics of Knowledge and Identity 8: Making Finnish Kinds of People: Curriculum Knowledge as an Amalgam of Science, Politics, and Secular Lutheranism in the Finnish Variant of Egalitarian Nordic Welfare Society Tero Autio 9: Epistemicide in Curriculum Studies?: The Erasure of the Feminine and Beauty/Imagination/Emotion/Body/Intuition/Aesthetics/Artmaking Donald S. Blumenfeld-Jones 10: Weaving Threads that Gesture beyond Modern-Colonial Desires for Mastery, Progress, and Universality Vanessa Andreotti PART V Multiculturalism as Curriculum Project and its Global Variations 11: Hybridization, Classification, and Transformations of Multiculturalism and Multicultural Education Jie Qi, Jiyoung Seo-Cense, and Shengping Zhang 12: Assembling Saudi Al-nahda through Saudi Women Jehan Abduljabbar and Jamie A. Kowalczyk 13: Historicizing an Epistemic Struggle between Anglo-Eurocentrism and an Indigenous Analytic within the Australian Curriculum Stephen Kelly
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