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How do we tell the workers? : the socioeconomic foundations of work and vocational education

著者: Joe L Kincheloe
出版商: Boulder, Colo. : Westview Press, 1999.
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Kincheloe, Joe L.
How do we tell the workers?
Boulder, Colo. : Westview Press, 1999
(OCoLC)607206740
Online version:
Kincheloe, Joe L.
How do we tell the workers?
Boulder, Colo. : Westview Press, 1999
(OCoLC)608772065
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所有的著者/提供者: Joe L Kincheloe
ISBN: 0813387361 9780813387369 081338737X 9780813387376
OCLC号码: 38304560
描述: xiii, 450 p. ; 24 cm.
内容: Part 1 The Nature of Work --
1 A Sense of Purpose 3 --
The Threat and the Vision 5 --
"We Don't Get No Respect": Workers and Vocational Education 11 --
Vocation, Identity, and a Sense of Ethics 14 --
Work and Democracy: Producing Meaning in Authoritarian Workplaces 15 --
Shaping the Nature of Vocational Education: The Social and Political Role of Work 16 --
Challenging Taken-for-granted Assumptions 19 --
2 Modernism and the Evolution of the Technocratic Mind 23 --
The Birth of Modernism 23 --
The Epistemology of Positivism 25 --
Modernism and the Technical Fix 32 --
Modernist Fragmentation and the Embrace of Short-term Goals 34 --
Centralization, Bureaucratization, and Modernist Experts on the Loose 36 --
Modernist Breakdown of Community and Public Space 37 --
Irrational Production and Ecological Destruction 39 --
Efficiency, Rationalization, and Decontextualization 40 --
3 Power and the Development of the Modernist Economy 43 --
The Organization of Work in Relation to Power 43 --
The Power of Corporations: Subverting the Ethnic of Democracy 44 --
Cultivating Inequality: The Widening Chasm Between Workers and Management 49 --
Mystifying Power: Control in the Name of Democracy 53 --
Sophisticating Power: The Development of Scientific Management 55 --
The Consummation of the Modernist Economy: The Rise of Fordism 59 --
The Breaking Point: The Decline of Fordism 62 --
4 Good Work, Bad Work, and the Debate over Ethical Labor 64 --
Workplace Democracy 64 --
Good Work and the Struggle for Worker Dignity 65 --
Identifying and Subverting Bad Work 70 --
Debating Work Ethnics and Economic Policy: The Rise of the New Right 74 --
Adam Smith, the Sequel: The Emergence of Neoclassical Economics 78 --
Automation and the Future of Good Work 81 --
The Buck Stops over There: Reshaping the Workplace 87 --
Developing a Vocational Education That Challenges Bad Work 89 --
Part 2 The Historical Dimensions of Vocational Education --
5 The Origins of Vocational Education 93 --
The Forgotten Context: The Impact of Industrialization 93 --
Education for Economic Development 97 --
Vocational Education: Manual Training 99 --
Industrial Education for African Americans 102 --
Expanding Secondary Schooling and the Quest for Social Order and Americanization 106 --
Missing the Point: Traditional Interpretations and the Quest for Order 110 --
6 The Progressive Debate, the Victory of Vocationalism, and the Institutionalization of Schooling for Work 114 --
The Scientifically Managed Workplace Versus the Dignity of Labor 114 --
The Emergence of Conflicting Factions of Progressive Educators 116 --
Justifying Vocational Education: Producing the Workers Industry Wants 122 --
The Smith-Hughes Act: Consolidating the Victory of the Business Efficiency Progressives 124 --
Savoring the Victory: The Post-Smith-Hughes Era 126 --
Repressed Memory: The Lost History of Radical Vocational Education 129 --
Moving Toward Midcentury: The Russell Report, World War II, and Life Adjustment Education 131 --
The 1960s and 1970s: Deja Vu All Over Again 133 --
7 Failures and Reforms: The Recent History of Vocational Education 138 --
American Vocational Education --
a Failure? 138 --
The Debate over Educational Reform in the 1980s 141 --
The New Era: President Clinton and Goals 2000 145 --
The Revealing Debate over National Skills Standards 145 --
The Great Conflict: Changing Vocational Education to Meet Contemporary Demands for Smart Workers 148 --
The Value of the Perkins Act 149 --
The Effort to Improve the Transition from School to Work 150 --
Impediments to Contemporary Vocational Education Reform 153 --
Part 3 Coping with and Directing Change --
8 Post-Fordism and Technopower: The Changing Economic and Political Arena 157 --
Work and the Rise of Post-Fordism 158 --
Taylor in Disguise 161 --
Technopower 162 --
Technopower, Knowledge Control, and Democracy 163 --
Rage and Apathy: The Subtle Workings of Technopower, the Politics of Corporatism 167 --
The Growing Gulf Between Core and Peripheral Workers in Post-Fordism 171 --
9 Democratic Post-Fordist Workplaces and Debating the Changing Purposes of Vocational Education 173 --
The Language of Possibility: The Democratic Post-Fordist Workplaces 173 --
The Never-ending Debate: Vocational Training Versus Vocational Education 175 --
Rethinking the Five Traditional Emphases of Vocational Education 176 --
Rehm on the Three Dominant Views Concerning Vocational Education 179 --
The Fourth Perspective: Vocational Education for Jobs and Justice 183 --
Economic Citizenship 186 --
Understanding Craft, Making Meaning 188 --
The Ramifications of Knowing 190 --
Students and Workers as Learners 192 --
10 Confronting and Rethinking Educational Theory: Critical Vocational Pedagogy and Workers as Researchers 196 --
Grounding Critical Theory 197 --
A Critical Pedagogy of Vocational Education and the Politics of Skepticism 198 --
Habitus, Popular Culture, and Identity 199 --
Critical Pedagogy and Worker Empowerment 201 --
Critical Pedagogy and the Community of Workers 203 --
Workers as Critical Researchers 206 --
Rethinking Vocational Pedagogy in Light of Critical Worker Research 212 --
Part 4 Race, Class, and Gender --
11 Plausible Deniability: The Skeleton in Vocational Education's Closet 217 --
You Study Vocational Education, You Study the Marginalized 217 --
"Shhh ... We Don't Talk About Race and Class in Our Vocational Program": Tracking as Resegregation 218 --
Becoming a Successful Worker --
and Justice for All 221 --
Desperately Seeking Mobility 226 --
The Double Disadvantage of Black Women 227 --
The Wages of Hopelessness 228 --
Confusing Refusal with Inability: The Costs of Resistance 231 --
Understanding the Oppositional Identity: The Marginalized Student as Defiant Individual 233 --
The Adult World's Dismissal: Marginalized Kids as Aliens 235 --
12 A Touch of Class 237 --
Class Blindness in America 237 --
Relating Class Polarity to the Vision of Vocational Education 240 --
The Conservative Position: Individualistic Blame 241 --
Responding to the New Consensus: Truth Versus Myth 243 --
Separating Difference from Deficiency: The Poor, Not the Stupid 245 --
Rethinking Intelligence 246 --
A Brief Description of Postformal Thinking 249 --
The Irrelevance of Individualistic Blame: The Extreme Difficulty of Escaping the Class Barrier 252 --
Controlling the Poor: Inferiority as Self-Image 256 --
Developing the Economic Empowerment Curriculum 259 --
13 Accounting for Gender 262 --
Connecting Gender with Race and Class: Mainstream Perspectives 263 --
Understanding Gender in Relation to Class and Race 264 --
The Feminization of Poverty 267 --
Keeping Women in Their Place: The Nature of Patriarchy 269 --
Patriarchy's Women: The Ideology of Domesticity and the Culture of Romance 272 --
Patriarchy on the Job: Institutional Gender Bias in the Workplace 275 --
Patriarchy on Parade: Men's Workplace Culture 276 --
Patriarchal Dynamics: The Sexual Identity of Women 278 --
Drawing upon Women's Subjugated Knowledge to Fight Patriarchy 280 --
Struggling Against Patriarchy: What Women Want in Their Vocational Life 282 --
Developing a National Economic Program for Economic Justice for Women 285 --
Patriarchy Fights Back 287 --
14 Howlin' Wolf at the Door: Race, Racism, and Vocational Education 288 --
Essentialist Racism 289 --
"Institutional Racism," or Alleged Nonpersonal, Structural Racism 292 --
Undermining Dualisms: The Complex Nature of Different Forms of Racism 296 --
The Mutating Virus: Post-Fordist Racism 297 --
Gresson's Recovery of White Supremacy: Whites as Victims 298 --
The Andromeda Strain: The Contemporary Mutation, Crypto-Racism 300 --
The Lived Consequences of Racism: Disparity in Black and White 308 --
Governmental Neglect: The Politics of Discrimination 310 --
The Wolf at the Door: Structural Impediments to Minority Mobility 311 --
The Collapse of the Inner City: Hyper-ghettoization 314 --
Whiteness as Racial Identity 316 --
Focusing on White Privilege 317 --
Fighting Racism: The Role of Vocational Teachers and Students 319 --
Part 5 The Role of Labor and Unions in Vocational Education --
15 Democratic Unionism in the Global Economy and Corporate-Directed Vocational Education 323 --
Listening to Labor 323 --
A Critical Unionism? 325 --
Keeping Unions Out of Vocational Education 327 --
Justifying Unionism in Vocational Education 327 --
A Brief Overview of Recent Union History 330 --
Self-Inflicted Wounds: The Failure of American Labor 333 --
Crumbling Support for Labor: The Need for Unions in the Post-Fordist Economy 336 --
Globalization's Threat to Unionism: Corporate Infidelity 339 --
16 The New Unionism and the Struggle for a Democratic Social Movement 343 --
Vocational Education as Diversionary Tactic: Battle Plans of Class Warfare 343 --
The Emergence of a New Labor Movement in the 1990s 345 --
New Labor Strategies 350 --
Critical Networking: Constructing the Labor Curriculum 357 --
Integrating Vocational Education, the New Unionism, and the Global Economy's Declining Need for Workers 361 --
Vocational Education and Critical Unionism's Push for Industrial Democracy 363 --
Part 6 A Vision of Government, Vocational Education, and the Future --
17 Worker Civics: The Decline of the Nation-State and the Rise of Corporate Government 367 --
A Critical Vision of Government 367 --
Creative Responses: A New Politics for a New Era 371 --
The Decline of Government and the Realm of the Political: The Breakdown of Democracy 373 --
Bypassing Traditional Political Institutions 375 --
The Emergence of Corporate Government 378 --
Surrendering Public Government: The Debasement of Republicans and Democrats 380
责任: Joe L. Kincheloe.

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