|
Preface and Acknowledgements |
|
Sect. I |
Introduction |
1 |
Ch. 1 |
Understanding Curriculum: An
Introduction |
3 |
Sect. II |
Historical Discourses 1828-1979 |
67 |
Ch. 2 |
Understanding Curriculum as
Historical Text: Creation and Transformation,
1828-1927 |
69 |
Ch. 3 |
Understanding Curriculum as
Historical Text: Crisis, Transformation, Crisis,
1928-1969 |
124 |
Ch. 4 |
Understanding Curriculum as
Historical Text: The Reconceptualization of the
Field 1970-1979 |
186 |
Sect. III |
Contemporary Curriculum Discourses
1980-1994 |
241 |
Ch. 5 |
Understanding Curriculum as
Political Text |
243 |
Ch. 6 |
Understanding Curriculum as Racial
Text |
315 |
Ch. 7 |
Understanding Curriculum as Gender
Text |
358 |
Ch. 8 |
Understanding Curriculum as
Phenomenological Text |
404 |
Ch. 9 |
Understanding Curriculum as
Poststructuralist, Deconstructed, Postmodern Text |
450 |
Ch. 10 |
Understanding Curriculum as
Autobiographical/Biographical Text |
515 |
Ch. 11 |
Understanding Curriculum as
Aesthetic Text |
567 |
Ch. 12 |
Understanding Curriculum as
Theological Text |
606 |
Ch. 13 |
Understanding Curriculum as
Institutionalized Text |
661 |
Ch. 14 |
Understanding Curriculum as
International Text |
792 |
Sect. IV |
Conclusion: Postscript |
845 |
Ch. 15 |
Understanding Curriculum: A
Postscript for the Next Generation |
847 |
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References |
869 |
|
Subject index |
1035 |
|
Name index |
1117 |