Do You See What I See? Universal Translation, the Postmodernist Lens, and Implications for Educational Research
Abstract: In this philosophical paper, I make a case for the enduring utility of postmodernism as a lens through which to critique basic assumptions about knowledge and reality. I use this lens to tackle the contradictions built into so-called universal norms and values, which I argue are necessaril...
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Main Author: | Jeffrey Hankey (Author) |
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Canadian Society for Studies in Education,
2018-12-01T00:00:00Z.
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