Are We Good Citizens?: Affairs Political, Literary, and Academic

Teachers College Press (2001)
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A critical and democratic perspective on American politics, letters, and higher education. Drawing from public and personal experiences, the author invites readers to think about their own level of social consciousness. Topics include: capitalism and class inequality; and teaching and parenting.

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