Titlebook: Reclaiming the Public Sphere; Communication, Power Tina Askanius,Liv Stubbe ?stergaard Book 2014 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmilla

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The Public Sphere and the Dialectics of Globalizationf transnational connections, associated with the global spread of capitalism and new information and communication technologies. Globalization can be studied in its economic, political, ecological or cultural aspects, and there is a rich scholarly literature, much of it interdisciplinary, dealing wi

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What Is an Intellectual, Anyway?al conscience of his age, speaking out about the social and political situation not only in France, but in the world at large. However, what is often forgotten is that Sartre related himself to the current issues of the times: the German occupation in the 1940s and the liberation war in Algeria in t

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Beyond Polemical Practice: A Tribute to Henry Gireouxpectives adopted as part of a teaching approach that is built on Henry Giroux’s concept of public pedagogy. The first perspective is described as polemical, and serves as a frame to design teaching and learning experiences that elicit resistance and contestation. According to this perspective, cours

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Public Discourses on Gender, Modernity, and Assaults on Women in Indiaen rise to vociferous debates across India on the issue of women’s safety in the public sphere. Reactions to cases of sexual assault in India usually run along two lines. On the one hand, there are demands for stricter laws against sexual assault and for the creation of safe spaces for women. On the