De-Schooling

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Robbins, Derek 2006. De-Schooling. in: Turner, B. (ed.) The Cambridge Dictionary of Sociology Cambridge Cambridge University Press pp.

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Authors	Robbins, Derek
Editors	Turner, B.
Abstract	An extract from The Cambridge Dictionary of Sociology which explains the ‘de-schooling movement’ which flourished in the 1970s in advanced capitalist societies. De-schoolers opposed the institutionalisation of learning, arguing that state-controlled socialisation inhibited the expression of individual freedom and creativity.
Keywords	de-schooling movement; sociology of education
Book title	The Cambridge Dictionary of Sociology
Year	2006
Publisher	Cambridge University Press pp
Print	2006
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Deposited	26 Jan 2010
Place of publication	Cambridge
Web address (URL)	http://dx.doi.org/10.2277/0521540461
	http://hdl.handle.net/10552/524
Additional information	Citation: Robbins, D. (2006) ‘De-Schooling’ in Turner, B. (ed.) The Cambridge Dictionary of Sociology, Cambridge: Cambridge University Press pp 123.
Accepted author manuscript	Robbins, D (2006) CDS 123.pdf License CC BY-ND

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