Sartre and No Child Left Behind

Sartre and No Child Left Behind

Sartre and No Child Left Behind provides a rich ethnographic account of students’ psychological and emotional experiences of impoverished school settings, a much-ignored dimension of urban schooling. Darian Parker engages with a new anthropological theory of human consciousness to explore these students’ experiences.


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Publisher Rowman & Littlefield
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Pages 184 pages
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