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On Haunted Contradictions of Development

Ben, the Bat, Mary Cowhey, and The Communist Manifesto

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Haunting and the Educational Imagination

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In my recent teaching of educational studies courses, I came to an awareness that is the focus of this chapter. I now understand that the most important work I can do in my college teaching is to normalize our unknowable obligations to one another and to link those obligations to a structural critique of social inequality as the basis for interdisciplinary education that informs a life of meaning.

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Regenspan, B. (2014). On Haunted Contradictions of Development. In: Haunting and the Educational Imagination. Bold Visions in Educational Research. SensePublishers, Rotterdam. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-6209-818-3_1

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