Everyday Life and Learning with Jean Lave
(Visit: www.uctv.tv/) Social anthropologist Jean Lave argues that all theoretical problematics across the social sciences include assumptions about learning, whether explicitly or not. She says that learning is integral to conceptions of knowledge, inquiry, revolution, and changing practice, to name a few. Accordingly, social scientists have substantive stakes in the issue -- historical, cultural, spatial, political, and social. Series: "UC Berkeley Graduate Council Lectures" [3/2012] [Humanities] [Education] [Show ID: 23201]
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"university administrations embrace a neoliberal corporate transformation of the universities into profit centers." I think they call that hitting the nail on the head!
This was an excellent talk.
At 15:27 in the transcript her late colleage is Steinar Kvale not spine are koala :-)
great !!!!
Why do they seem to think we give a toss about anything except the lecture?
Here from Tst uj😭