Preface
PART 1 Introduction and theorising desire
1. Introduction
2. Towards a theory of desire in education and teaching
3. Narrowing the scope: The enjoyable desire
4. What forms could this desire take in education?
5. How, then, does one respond to desire?
6. Lacanian-oriented literature on teaching and education
PART 2 Desire in teaching
7. Vignettes of desire in teaching
Section 1 The dynamics of teachers discourse
Section 2 The "fixation of the other" and "the appearances of disruptive real" in teacher practice
Section 3 Remarks on vignetttes
Section 4 Summary and reflection
PART 3 Implications and reflections on desire for educational theory and practice
8. Implications for theory: Theory as different modes of the gaze
9. Implications for teaching
10. Concluding considerations: Desire as the revitalising education and teacher practice
Biography
Håvard Åsvoll is a Professor in the Faculty of Education, Department of Educational Studies in Teacher Education, University of Inland Norway, Norway.






