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Educational Consciousness: Breaking Open the Category of Knowledge in Footscray

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posted on 2024-06-18, 05:55 authored by K Charman, M Dixon, Robin BellinghamRobin Bellingham, Matthew ThomasMatthew Thomas, J Cooper
This article is the beginning of a theoretical reading of a project undertaken by the Public Pedagogies Institute a Pop Up School and Educational Consciousness. Drawing on Biesta’s notion of publicness we initially describe the Pop Up School event. We argue that in this project we look to extend the way the knowledge profile of an area can be more fully informed by turning to the community itself for their articulations and representations of their knowledge. When then offer distinct readings of this research/public event with Deleuze and Barad as they offer a dynamic engagement with knowledge. The paper then moves between the small space of the public event and the larger space of Footscray through Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal cosmologies and pedagogies. Time is called then into play as a psychoanalytic reading of Footscray, memory and knowledge are read from the interview data. The final steps bring Footscray sharply through time with a reading of ‘consumptionscapes’ of Footscray knowledge.

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Journal

Journal of Public Pedagogies

Volume

1

Pagination

54-63

Location

Footscray, Vic.

Language

English

Publication classification

C2 Other contribution to refereed journal

Issue

2

Publisher

Public Pedagogies Institute

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