Storying the public intellectual : Commentaries on the impact and influence of the work of Ivor Goodson (Hardcover)

Introduction: Pat Sikes Part 1: The public intellectual himself Holding on: perspectives of working class identity in Goodson's life and work: Mike Hayler Ivor Goodson: A traveler with passion and purpose: Ragna Aadlansvik A personal reflection of the influence of the public intellectual in neo-liberal times: Tim Rudd Why Ivor Goodson never became a Rolling Stone but did achieve some ‘greatest hits’ and world tours in educational science Wiel Veugelers Part 2: Professional lives and life politics Reading career success and failure through the lens of life politics: Yvonne Novakovic Exploring Professional Memory: Paul Tarpey Goodson’s scholarship: a touchstone in the lives and work of teachers ? an ‘Irish’ case: Ciaran Sugrue ‘Bestirring the quest voice of ethically engaged reason’: public intellectuals, education and Ivor Goodson: Bob Bullough Part 3: Reforming education and educational reform Curriculum history and the history of education': Gary McCulloch Changing the subjects Leslie Siskin The presence of the past: In Time for Ivor F. Goodson: William Pinar Reflecting refraction in higher education: Michael Uljens and Janne Elo. Part 4: Narrative perspectives 13. Biographies, Narratives and Counter Narratives - where does truth lie?: John Schostak 14.Professional provenance and the narrative construction of ‘reality’ in education: Keith Turvey 15. Making narrative connections to renew our professional identities and ‘life politics’: Ivor Goodson’s role in challenging the neoliberal consensus: Stephen O’Brien and Tim Rudd 16. Narrative Theory and Narrative Curriculum: Steps of Resistance and Refraction: Maria Ines Petrucci Rosa Appendix Ivor Goodson CV