July 16, 2010
Presentation of my research on ontologies of wilderness and domestication at the conference “In the beginning: Anarchism, Christianity and the roots of resistance” in Portland, OR 6th-7th August 2010.
Synopsis: Like the Egyptian pyramids of exploitation or the empires of devastation, the stories we tell our children stand firmly on a few fundamental concepts. […]
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The Underground History of American Educationis another important book by John Taylor Gatto in which he explores thehistorical argumentation for and structuring of contemporary schools, a project that has been fostered by the need in hierarchical societies for docile soldiers, workers, consumers, et al, at the service of warring rulers in Europe and industrialist capitalists inthe US. An extremeley important critique of culture and pedagogy.
