Governmentality studies in education
Governmentality studies in education
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教育治理学研究
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2009
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S. Weber
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M. Peters;A. Besley;M. Olssen;Susan Maurer;S. Weber
米歇尔·福柯的治理概念起源于20世纪70年代末法兰西学院的一系列讲座，并很快成为社会科学和人文科学的一系列历史和当代研究的基础。这一概念部分基于一个简单但有力的想法，即在对自由主义政治的新理解中，将政府与主体的自由联系起来。它还根据对实际做法的审查提供了权力分析。这是第一次收集使用福柯的概念在教育领域，它有一个自然的家，因为许多教育理论和实践在自由主义传统，至少自康德一直针对自主和自治的目标。该卷分为三个部分：一个关于福柯和治理的一般部分，其中包括该领域一些世界领先学者的贡献，包括科林·戈登，雅克·唐泽洛和托马斯·莱姆克;和两个部分致力于治理和教育，第一个概述英美的观点，第二个，重点是欧洲的观点，与贡献的领先学者，如汤姆波普凯维茨，詹姆斯马歇尔，汤姆奥斯本，迈克尔彼得斯，Mark Olssen、Tina Besley、Hermann J. Forneck、Bernadette Baker、Susan Weber、Susanne Maurer、琳达格雷厄姆、Maarten Simons和Jan Masschelein等。
Michel Foucault’s concept of governmentality originated in a lecture series in the late 1970s at the College de France and soon became the basis for a range of historical and contemporary studies across the social sciences and humanities. The concept in part rests on a simple but powerful idea that links government to the freedom of the subject in a novel understanding of liberal politics. It also provides an analytics of power based on the examination of actual practices. This is the first collection to use Foucault’s concept in relation to the field of education where it has a natural home given that much educational theory and practice in the liberal tradition at least since Kant has been directed at the goals of autonomy and self-government. The volume has three sections: a general section on Foucault and governmentality with contributions from some of the world’s leading scholars in the area, including Colin Gordon, Jacques Donzelot, and Thomas Lemke; and two sections devoted to governmentality and education, the first outlining Anglo-American perspectives, the second, focusing on European perspectives, with contributions from leading scholars such as Tom Popkewitz, James Marshall, Tom Osborne, Michael Peters, Mark Olssen, Tina Besley, Hermann J. Forneck, Bernadette Baker, Susan Weber, Susanne Maurer, Linda Graham, and Maarten Simons and Jan Masschelein, among many others.