Author: Chipman G. Stuart (ed.)
Title: Journal of Thought; An Interdisciplinary Quarterly (Volume 20, Winter 1985, Number 4)
Description: Norman: University of Oklahoma (College of Education), 1985. Paper bound, 125pp includes index. A tight, unmarked, very good or better copy. 210 grams. Contributions include Joe Kincheloe on Preparing a Place for the Righteous: Reagan, Education, and the New Right; Matthew Lipman on Philosophical Practice and Educational Reform; Kurt Baier with a response to the Lipman essay (above); Harvey Siegel Reply to Elgin; Herman Curiel on Bilingual Education: A Pedagogical Principle of a Civil Rights Question; Michael Punches on The Shaping of a Social Policy: The Bilingual Education Act, 1968-1984; Herbert Hengst on Educational Quality: Thoughts for Administrators; William Broyles on Value Theory Should Be Specifically Taught in the High School Curriculum; Alan Wieder on Edwards, Silent Others, and Rule 48: Analysis in a Time of Conservative Liberalism; Milton Reimer on Social Work Philosophy: A Needed Component in the Professional Program; James Carper and Neal Devins on Rendering Unto Caesar: State Regulation of Christian Day Schools; and a book essay by Kermit Blank on Brevity and clarity: A Critical Review of Perspectives on Learning by Phillips and Jonas Soltis.

Keywords: Journal Thought Chipman Stuart, Joe Kincheloe Righteous Reagan Education New Right; Matthew Lipman Philosophical Practice Educational Reform; Kurt Baier; Harvey Siegel Reply Elgin; Herman Curiel Bilingual Education Pedagogical Principle Civil Rights Quest


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