Education and Non-domination: Reflections from the Radical Tradition

Studies in Philosophy and Education 38 (4):359-375 (2019)
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This paper explores the implications of a radical republican conception of freedom as non-domination, rooted in the anarchist tradition. In discussing both the non-statist theoretical frameworks and the practical educational experiments associated with this tradition, I suggest that it can add a valuable dimension to recent critical work in philosophy of education that draws on the republican idea of freedom as non-domination.

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