Educational philosopher Tyson Lewis from Montclair State University will deliver the next Adelphi Manhattan Social Theory Lecture on May 16th. Continue reading
Tyson Lewis at Adelphi Social Theory Series
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Category Archives: Research
The MOOC & the Multitude
My paper, The MOOC and the Multitude, presents a software study of Massive Online Open Courses from the political perspective of Autonomist Marxism. Put another way, what aspects of today’s MOOCs could form the basis of an education for a revolutionary multitude? How do MOOCs reinforce existing power structures? Continue reading
H.O.P.E. 9: Hacking Education
Technology To Change Society: What Not To Do, our upcoming talk at the HOPE 9. Friday, July 13th, 11am. Continue reading
AERA Paper: knowledge and equality
I presented my paper, “To Know Is Not Important: an exploration of knowledge and equality” at the AERA conference in Vancouver. Read a little bit about the conference session, and then move on to the full paper. Continue reading
AERA Paper Accepted: Illich, Rancière, practice of equality
I’m very pleased that my paper for AERA 2012 has been accepted. The paper with the (working – see below) title, To know is not important: Ivan Illich and Jacques Rancière’s relational pedagogy, looks at how the writing of Illich … Continue reading