Critical pedagogies of consumption : living and learning in the shadow of the "shopocalypse /
Critical pedagogies of consumption : living and learning in the shadow of the "shopocalypse /
Living and learning in the shadow of the "shopocalypse"
edited by Jennifer A. Sandlin, Peter McLaren.
- xxvi, 278 pages : illustrations ; 23 cm.
- Sociocultural, political, and historical studies in education .
- Sociocultural, political, and historical studies in education. .
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Rootlessness, reenchantment, and educating desire: a brief history of the pedagogy of consumption / Consuming learning / Producing crisis: green consumerism as an ecopedagogical issue / Teaching against consumer capitalism in the age of commercialization and corporatization of public education / Schooling for consumption / Schools inundated in a marketing-saturated world / Exploring the privatized dimension of entrepreneurship education and its link to the emergence of the college student entrepreneur / Framing higher education: nostalgia, entrepreneurship, consumerism, and redemption / Politicizing consumer education: conceptual evolutions / Consuming the all-American corporate burger: McDonald's "does it all for you" / Barbie: the bitch can buy anything / Consuming skin: dermographies of female subjection and abjection / Happy cows and passionate beefscapes: nature as landscape and lifestyle in food advertisements / Creating the ethical parent-consumer subject: commerce, moralities, and pedagogies in early parenthood / Chocolate, place and a pedagogy of consumer privilege / Re-imagining consumption: political and creative practices of arts-based environmental adult education / Using cultural production to undermine consumption: Paul Robeson as radical cultural worker / Beyond the culture jam / Global capitalism and strategic visual pedagogy / Turning America into a toy store / United we consume? Artists trash consumer culture and corporate green-washing / Michael Hoechsmann -- Robin Usher -- Richard Kahn -- Ramin Farahmandpur -- Joel Spring -- Alex Molnar et al -- Matthew M. Mars -- Gustavo E. Fischman and Eric Hass -- Sue L.T. McGregor -- Joe L. Kincheloe -- Shirley R. Steinberg -- Jane Kenway and Elizabeth Bullen -- Anne Marie Todd -- Lydia Martens -- David A. Greenwood -- Darlene E. Clover and Katie Shaw -- Stephen D. Brookfield -- Valerie Scatamburlo-D'Annibale -- David Darts and Kevin Tavin -- Henry A. Giroux -- Nicolas Lampert.
0415997909 9780415997904
2009018965
Education--Economic aspects--United States
Education--Social aspects--United States
Education and globalization--United States
Capitalism--United States
Consumption (Economics)--Moral and ethical aspects--United States
Consumption (Economics)--Social aspects--United States
Social values--Study and teaching--United States
Consumer behavior--United States
LC66 / .C74 2010
370
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Rootlessness, reenchantment, and educating desire: a brief history of the pedagogy of consumption / Consuming learning / Producing crisis: green consumerism as an ecopedagogical issue / Teaching against consumer capitalism in the age of commercialization and corporatization of public education / Schooling for consumption / Schools inundated in a marketing-saturated world / Exploring the privatized dimension of entrepreneurship education and its link to the emergence of the college student entrepreneur / Framing higher education: nostalgia, entrepreneurship, consumerism, and redemption / Politicizing consumer education: conceptual evolutions / Consuming the all-American corporate burger: McDonald's "does it all for you" / Barbie: the bitch can buy anything / Consuming skin: dermographies of female subjection and abjection / Happy cows and passionate beefscapes: nature as landscape and lifestyle in food advertisements / Creating the ethical parent-consumer subject: commerce, moralities, and pedagogies in early parenthood / Chocolate, place and a pedagogy of consumer privilege / Re-imagining consumption: political and creative practices of arts-based environmental adult education / Using cultural production to undermine consumption: Paul Robeson as radical cultural worker / Beyond the culture jam / Global capitalism and strategic visual pedagogy / Turning America into a toy store / United we consume? Artists trash consumer culture and corporate green-washing / Michael Hoechsmann -- Robin Usher -- Richard Kahn -- Ramin Farahmandpur -- Joel Spring -- Alex Molnar et al -- Matthew M. Mars -- Gustavo E. Fischman and Eric Hass -- Sue L.T. McGregor -- Joe L. Kincheloe -- Shirley R. Steinberg -- Jane Kenway and Elizabeth Bullen -- Anne Marie Todd -- Lydia Martens -- David A. Greenwood -- Darlene E. Clover and Katie Shaw -- Stephen D. Brookfield -- Valerie Scatamburlo-D'Annibale -- David Darts and Kevin Tavin -- Henry A. Giroux -- Nicolas Lampert.
0415997909 9780415997904
2009018965
Education--Economic aspects--United States
Education--Social aspects--United States
Education and globalization--United States
Capitalism--United States
Consumption (Economics)--Moral and ethical aspects--United States
Consumption (Economics)--Social aspects--United States
Social values--Study and teaching--United States
Consumer behavior--United States
LC66 / .C74 2010
370