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Culture and EducationNew York University The author reviews the primary frameworks through which North American sociologists have conceived of the relation between formal education and culture and explains how sociologists' preponderant conception of formal schooling as an individual-level phenomenon and a metrical quantity has come to constrain intellectual progress in much of the subfield. The author offers two analytic strategies that might help loosen this constraint.
Key Words: education culture social stratification networks class theory
The ANNALS of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, Vol. 619, No. 1,
97-113 (2008) |
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