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This paper presents the argument that the rhetoric of lifelong learning and the learning society are really a disguise for the exercise of power. It suggests that the adult educators in creating dependency through the exercise of knowledge-power regimes contribute directly to forming cultural identities that support dominant relations of power.
This paper presents the argument that the rhetoric of lifelong learning and the learning society are really a disguise for ... Show Full Abstract
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Authors: Wilson, Arthur L. Date: 1999 Journal title: International journal of lifelong education Resource type: Article Subjects: Lifelong learning; Adult and community education; Culture |
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