Research | Queen’s University Canada

Wall graffiti
Learning to Live (Not Walking in Line)
Theodore Christou
The history of research and scholarship in education is a record of our efforts to make sense of the world. How ought we to live? What should we learn, embrace, and resist? From antiquity to anarchism, or, from Aristotle to Pink Floyd, we have known that we should never confuse schooling with education. Schools, whether they are traditional, progressive, colonial, or transgressive, have all been instruments of oppression as well as resistance.
Location of photograph:
Wall graffiti in Thessaloniki, Greece
Affiliation:
Faculty, Faculty of Education (Cross-appointment, History)
Submission Year:
2018-19