Liberal justice and the Marxist critique of education: a study of conflicting research programs

New York: Routledge (1989)
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Strike explores the differences between Marxists and liberals over the nature of the good life, about how human beings are formed, and about episemology, and uses these discussions to explore views of schooling.

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