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Tag Archives: education
Jodi Dean Interviewed at Figure/Ground
As always, Figure/Ground has an exciting interview up, this time with Jodi Dean. My favorite part of the interview: F/G: In 2009, Francis Fukuyama wrote a controversial article for the Washington Post entitled “What are your arguments for or against tenure track?” In … Continue reading
Posted in Quote Time
Tagged capitalism, communism, education, figure/ground, jodi dean
Figure/Ground Interview with Anthony Paul Smith
What effect has the information age and technology had on the university and on pedagogy? I take a kind of Deleuzian approach to the question of technology and pedagogy. Very simply, too simply probably, one of the lessons of the … Continue reading
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Tagged anthony paul smith, education, figure/ground, interview, theory
merritt kopas on games and education
What I like about dys4ia over a film or textual narrative in this case is that it drives home the systematic nature of gender regulation. Too often, students come away from (often tragic) films or written accounts about gender and … Continue reading
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Tagged education, merritt kopas, video games
