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  • Intro
  • Contents
  • Acknowledgements
  • An introduction
  • 01: Perceptions on socially just pedagogies in higher education
  • Theoretical framework
  • Context of the study
  • Interviews with academics
  • Interview schedule
  • Findings of the interviews
  • Higher educators' perspectives on social justice
  • Discipline-related and institutional views of social justice
  • Philosophical/theoretical conceptions of social justice
  • Uneasiness with the concept of social justice
  • Perspectives on critical, compassionate citizenship
  • Practising social justice in teaching
  • Content and strategies used in socially just pedagogies
  • Issues of privilege and disadvantage in socially just pedagogies
  • Students' material circumstances and neoliberal university structures
  • Discussion and implications
  • Conclusion
  • References
  • 02: Exploring being human today
  • Context of the intervention
  • Aims of the research
  • How the data were collected
  • The intervention programme
  • The Digital Storytelling module
  • The Philosophy for/with Children module
  • The Literature Review module
  • Results of the research
  • 1. Was there any change in students' attitudes to difference as a result of these modules?
  • 2. How, if at all, did these modules develop students' personal and professional attitudes and skills to equip them to address issues of difference in the classroom?
  • 3. How could we adapt and improve our pedagogy in ways that would make a focus on difference more explicit?
  • Structural integration
  • Sequence
  • Social integration
  • Ethical considerations
  • Discussion and conclusion
  • References
  • Appendix A
  • Respect Questionnaire
  • Appendix B
  • Open-ended Questionnaire
  • 03: Non-racialism, racialism, racism
  • Non-racialism
  • Why talk to young people?
  • Dreaming Workshops
  • Things they dream of ...
  • What they think about their dreams
  • Non-racialism, racialism and racial stereotypes
  • Racial identities
  • Race and culture
  • Racial classification and discrimination
  • Defending privilege
  • Forms of togetherness, anti-essentialism and negotiating difference
  • Taking responsibility
  • Concluding thoughts
  • References
  • 04: Racial classification and the spectre that haunts
  • The formation of subjects: a coloured category
  • A project of ruination
  • Debris and ruins
  • Conclusion: the spectre that haunts
  • References
  • List of contributors
  • Volumes in the series