Скачать или смотреть Dr. Zeus Leonardo, speaks at the University of Regina, March 2014

Title of Talk: "What's Race Relations Got to Do With It- Toward a Critical Theory of Educational Inequality"


Zeus Leonardo is Associate Professor in Social and Cultural Studies in Education and Affiliated Faculty of the Critical Theory Designated Emphasis at the University of California, Berkeley. Leonardo has published several dozen articles and book chapters on race and social theory. His articles have appeared in Educational Philosophy and Theory, Studies in Philosophy & Education, Discourse, and Critical Sociology, engaging debates around racial contestation and education within late capitalism. Some of his essays include: The Souls of White Folk, Critical Social Theory and Transformative Knowledge, and The Unhappy Marriage between Marxism and Race Critique. His recent books are Race Frameworks; Education and Racism (with Grubb); and he is the editor of the Handbook of Cultural Politics and Education. He has delivered numerous invited talk, including the AESA's endowed keynote, the R. Freeman Butts Lecture. Much of his work is interdisciplinary and draws insights from sociology, contemporary philosophy, and cultural studies. In particular, he engages critical theories to inform his analysis of the relationship between schooling and social relations, such as race, class, and culture. His research is informed by the premise that educational knowledge should promote the democratization of schools and society.

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