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Author: Mike Cole (Bishop Grosseteste University College Lincoln, UK.)
Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
Imprint: Routledge
Weight: 0.453kg
ISBN: 9780367670412
ISBN 10: 0367670410
Pages: 148
Publication Date: 31 August 2020
Audience:
College/higher education
,
Undergraduate
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Postgraduate, Research & Scholarly
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active
Availability: In Print
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Reviews
'Mike Cole has written a stunning work that deserves to be read in teacher education courses, in graduate seminars, and in all classes dealing with the future of education--and of society.' Peter McLaren, Chapman University, USA 'This incisive book, with startling clarity, is a cutting analysis of Trump and his relationship with the personnel and the rhetoric and discourse- the public pedagogy of the Proto-Fascist and Fascist movement in the USA and the implications internationally.' Dave Hill, Anglia Ruskin University, UK 'This book provides a devastating critique and Cole brings to the fore the importance of public pedagogy in the struggle against Trump's fascist tendencies. Nothing can be ignored in this book and much is at stake.' Alpesh Maisuria, University of East London, UK 'This is an excellent book - it's a highly engaging read that will be of interest to people who don't already know a great deal about Trump and the alt-right and the various movements who oppose them, as well as those who are already well-versed in the horrors of Trumpism. The book makes good use of public pedagogy as a framing device, and it will be an important contribution to our further understanding of how dominant ideologies are enacted and perpetuated, and also how they are resisted.' Jennifer Sandlin, Arizona State University, USA Cole's book makes me think about what democratic education can do, given the public pedagogy of Trump and the alt-right... The field of democratic education may have something to learn from the field of public pedagogy, and particularly from Cole's book: a lesson about what it could feel like to be an educational researcher. Asgeir Tryggvason (2020): 'The public pedagogy of Donald Trump', Pedagogy, Culture &
'Mike Cole has written a stunning work that deserves to be read in teacher education courses, in graduate seminars, and in all classes dealing with the future of education--and of society.' Peter McLaren, Chapman University, USA 'This incisive book, with startling clarity, is a cutting analysis of Trump and his relationship with the personnel and the rhetoric and discourse- the public pedagogy of the Proto-Fascist and Fascist movement in the USA and the implications internationally.' Dave Hill, Anglia Ruskin University, UK 'This book provides a devastating critique and Cole brings to the fore the importance of public pedagogy in the struggle against Trump's fascist tendencies. Nothing can be ignored in this book and much is at stake.' Alpesh Maisuria, University of East London, UK 'This is an excellent book - it's a highly engaging read that will be of interest to people who don't already know a great deal about Trump and the alt-right and the various movements who oppose them, as well as those who are already well-versed in the horrors of Trumpism. The book makes good use of public pedagogy as a framing device, and it will be an important contribution to our further understanding of how dominant ideologies are enacted and perpetuated, and also how they are resisted.' Jennifer Sandlin, Arizona State University, USA Cole's book makes me think about what democratic education can do, given the public pedagogy of Trump and the alt-right... The field of democratic education may have something to learn from the field of public pedagogy, and particularly from Cole's book: a lesson about what it could feel like to be an educational researcher. Asgeir Tryggvason (2020): 'The public pedagogy of Donald Trump', Pedagogy, Culture &
Author Information
Mike Cole is Professor in Education in the International Centre for Public Pedagogy at the University of East London.
