First published 2013
In "Education and the Social Order," renowned philosopher Bertrand Russell confronts the shifting role of education in an increasingly complex society. From the classroom to the halls of power, Russell examines how the forces of tradition, technology, and politics collide, shaping the very purpose of learning. With keen insight and uncompromising critique, he challenges us to rethink the foundations of an education system struggling to keep pace with the modern world.
Genres: 20th-century, education, academia, academic
Vibes: intimate, thought-provoking
Tropes: critique, social-commentary
160 pages · Kindle Edition · Routledge