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Access to higher education is still largely determined by social class. To succeed, social reform movements must include popular education, which has a long tradition in Britain. (SK)...
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Traces the origins of what is known as cultural studies in pre-World War II workers' education in Britain. Elaborates the contributions of G.D.H. Cole, E.P. Thompson, Raymond Williams, and Richard Hoggart. (SK)...
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After independence, adult education in India was burdened with modernization and industrialization, continued to reproduce some elitist tendencies, and was overbalanced toward higher education. In the last 2 decades, rad...
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Gandhi's conception of basic education was spiritual and holistic, in contrast to Western-inspired vocationalism. The incorporation of his craft-based system into the nationalist agenda perpetuated the class barriers he ...
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Extramural departments of university adult education have thrived in the margins. Placement in the mainstream may stifle commitment to social purpose education. (SK)...