Henry A. Giroux
Public Spaces, private lives. Democracy beyond 9/11
Numéro d'article 10158725
Public Spaces, Private Lives: Democracy Beyond 9/11 examines the impact of the September 11, 2001 attacks on democracy, public life, and civil liberties in the United States. Henry A. Giroux explores how fear, nationalism, and security policies reshaped the public sphere and weakened democratic participation and critical debate. Drawing on his work in critical pedagogy, he analyzes the role of education, the media, and culture in sustaining democratic values and argues for the importance of active citizenship, social justice, and inclusive public spaces. The book offers a critical reflection on the challenges facing democracy in the post-9/11 era and remains a significant contribution to contemporary political theory, cultural studies, and democratic thought.
État
D'occasion - Tru00e8s bon
Langue
Anglais
Type d'articles
Livre - Couverture souple
Année
2003
Éditeur
Rowman & Littlefield (Lanham; Boulder; New York; Oxford)
Nombre de pages
204 pages
EAN
9780742525269
Illustré
Non
