Conceptualising the epistemic dimension of academic identity in an age of Neo-liberalism

作者: Raoul J. Adam

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关键词: EpistemologySociologyContext (language use)CommodificationDialecticPremiseEconomic rationalismDiversity (politics)NeoliberalismIdentity (social science)

摘要: This paper explores the epistemic dimension of neoliberalism in context higher education. Much critical commentary depicts negatively terms knowledge commodification, marketisation, productivity agendas, accountability regimes, bureaucratisation, economic rationalism and micro-managerialism. The offers a conceptual model (Binary Epistemic Model) to theorise implicit conflict between some academic identities neoliberal paradigm. is used support paradoxical two-part thesis: (1) that neoliberalism, its naive form, threat necessary epistemological diversity academy, (2) has space, albeit contested for ways knowing. premise it dialectical evaluativistic way understanding influence academy.

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