History of Education
Référence :
Vol.36, n°4-5, juillet 2007
Thème :
Social Change and Education
Editors' Introduction: Social Change in the History of Education, Gary McCulloch, Joyce Goodman, William Richardson
Social Change in the History of Education: Perspectives on the Emergence of Learned Professions in England, c.1500-1800, Rosemary O'Day
Educational and Economic History: The Good Neighbours, Michael Sanderson
Social Change and Education in Ireland, Scotland and Wales: Historiography on Nineteenth-century Schooling, Deirdre Raftery, Jane McDermid, Gareth Elwyn Jones
The 'Life-long Draught': From Learning to Teaching and Back, Philip Gardner
Working-class Education and Social Change in Nineteenth- and Twentieth-century Britain, Tom Woodin
Social Change and Secondary Schooling for Girls in the 'Long 1920s':European Engagements, Joyce Goodman
Thinking Education Histories Differently: Biographical Approaches to Class Politics and Women's Movements in London, 1900s to 1960s, Jane Martin
Higher Education and Social Change: Purpose in Pursuit?, Harold Silver
Disability, Education and Social Change in England since 1960, Felicity Armstrong
British Historiography of Education in International Context at the Turn of the Century, 1996-2006, William Richardson
The History of Education as the History of Reading, Jonathan Rose
From the 'Eye of History' to 'a Second Gaze': The Visual Archive and the Marginalized in the History of Education, Ian Grosvenor