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Monday, 6 October 2008

God Professors and Student Ratbags: power, politics and the ownership of knowledge in the 1960s and 1970s

This is the first draft of my second chapter.

  1. Introduction: treating student like morons
  2. Violence/knowledge: knowledge, universities and capitalism
  3. Freeing knowledge: the Free U
  4. Student participation in knowledge: the Victoria Lee Case
  5. Regulation 3.3.18: accessing knowledge
  6. Professorial authority and the generation gap
  7. New knowledge, new authority: the Philosophy Strike
  8. From core curriculum to student choice: the dawn of market forces
  9. Power/Assessment: Exam Resisters’ Manifesto
  10. Conclusions
Posted by Hannah Forsyth at 14:54
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I have kept this blog since 2008. In that time I completed a PhD in the history department at the University of Sydney called “The Ownership of Knowledge in Higher Education in Australia, 1939-1996” and have begun new work. This blog recounts my pathway through my research and thinking to include work on social inclusion, historiography, labour history and the history of knowledge. Hopefully it goes without saying that anything here is a draft. It is a blog, not a book. Lots of times I could be wrong - if I am, please tell me.
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