Culture and education:: looking back to culture through education
Filiz Meseci Giorgetti (ed. lit.), Craig S. Campbell (ed. lit.), Ali Arslan (ed. lit.)
págs. 1-6
A culture of knowledge production:: testing and observation of Dutch children with learning and behavioural problems (1949–1985)
págs. 7-23
A new educational model and the crisis of modern terminologies:: a view of Egypt in the nineteenth century
págs. 24-35
The cult of order:: in search of underlying patterns of the colonial and neo-colonial “grammar of educationalisation” in the Belgian Congo. Exported school rituals and routines?
págs. 36-48
Creating an educational home:: mothering for schooling in the Australian Women’s Weekly, 1943–1960
págs. 49-70
págs. 71-79
Useful citizens, useful citizenship:: cultural contexts of Sámi education in early twentieth-century Norway, Sweden, and Finland
págs. 80-92
Whose children are they?: a transnational minority religious sect and schools as sites of conflict in Canada, 1890–1922
págs. 93-106
págs. 107-114
págs. 115-136
National unity in cultural diversity:: how national and linguistic identities affected Swiss language curricula (1914–1961)
págs. 137-154
Household bibis, pious learning and racial cure:: changing feminine identities in colonial India, 1780–1925
págs. 155-169
The student in the Polish socialist secondary school (1945–1989):: a cultural context
págs. 170-188
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