Introduction Part 1: Liberty and Dependency Republican Liberty and the Free State. The Value of Liberty. Liberty and Human Powers Part 2: Liberty, Education and the Space of Reasons An Epistemological Perspective on Knowledge, Learning and Education. Second Nature, Liberty and Autonomy. Liberty and Pedagogy. Liberty and the Curriculum Part 3: Liberty and Authority Liberty and Educational Authority. Liberty and Teacher Authority Part 4: Liberty and Hegemony Antonio Gramsci: Dependency, Resilience and Resistance. Conclusion.
Biography
Geoffrey Hinchliffe is Director of Academic Practice in the Centre for Staff and Educational Development, and an Honorary Lecturer in Education at the University of East Anglia, UK.
'This is an important and engaging book that makes a significant contribution to the literature. Hinchliffe grounds his ideas on liberty and education using credible philosophical forebears and theoretical frameworks.'- Neil Hopkins, University of Bedfordshire, Philosophy of Education Society of Great Britain
