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Lefever, Ernest W. – 1979
Churches, and in a larger sense religion, should serve as the conscience of society. Hence Christian bodies have an obligation to condemn gross evils and to speak out on the great moral issues, but they should not give their full support to any political party or cause. The World Council of Churches (WCC) from its beginning in 1948 showed an…
Descriptors: Developing Nations, Financial Support, Foreign Countries, Marxian Analysis

Erlich, Bruce – College English, 1979
Discusses how an undergraduate introductory comparative literature course used the study of the social function of literature to bring linguistic, structuralist, and Marxist research into the classroom. (DD)
Descriptors: Course Descriptions, Higher Education, Linguistics, Literary Criticism

Langlois, Claude – History Teacher, 1990
Outlines revisionist interpretations of the French Revolution that challenged the dominant historiographical tradition during the 1950s and 1960s. Distinguishes four central characteristics of revisionist works. Identifies a key split in current French Revolution historiography between reflection on nineteenth-century…
Descriptors: European History, Hermeneutics, Historiography, Intellectual History
Parker, Franklin – 1986
A comprehensive annotated bibliography contains 108 items including books, journal articles, children's books illustrative of educational materials in China, government reports, research reports, newspaper stories, ERIC documents, and articles from the popular press. The listed items have been published over a broad span of time ranging from the…
Descriptors: Annotated Bibliographies, Asian Studies, Comparative Education, Educational Anthropology

Peet, J. Richard – Journal of Geography, 1985
In Marxist geography the relations that geography has traditionally analyzed--natural environment and spatial relations--are reviewed as outcomes of the mode of material production. To understand geographical relations, the social structure must also be examined. Marxist geography attempts to change the basic structure of society. (RM)
Descriptors: Capitalism, Geography, Geography Instruction, Higher Education
Pity the Poor Professor of Educational Administration: The Puzzlements of Knowledge and of Practice.

Burlingame, Martin – Journal of Educational Administration, 1985
Professors of educational administration are being pressed to hold one of three conflicting viewpoints about knowledge and practice: "behavioral science,""symbolic," or "critical." Using Rein's notion of stories, the author urges professors to debate these viewpoints among themselves but use stories to study…
Descriptors: Administrator Education, Educational Administration, Educational Philosophy, Elementary Secondary Education

Hoover, Dwight W. – History Teacher, 1992
Questions assumptions of the New Historicism, a recent development in literary criticism. Suggests some problems that such an essentially political approach engenders. Includes lack of a common bond between author and reader, a universal model of historical change based upon the ideas of Marx and others, and contextualism. Argues that historians…
Descriptors: Cultural Context, Hermeneutics, Historiography, Literary Criticism

Schafer, Peter – History Teacher, 1992
Discusses the study of U.S. history in east German universities. Describes obstacles such as a lack of recent U.S. historical publications and limited opportunities to study in the West. Includes as areas of study: the American Revolution, the Civil War, twentieth-century foreign policy, historiography, German emigration, and U.S. Presidents. (DK)
Descriptors: Communism, Foreign Countries, Foreign Policy, Higher Education

Dubovitsky, Gennady – History Teacher, 1992
Discusses U.S. studies at Russian universities. Includes the status of the field, difficulties in obtaining sources, communist interpretation of U.S. social problems resulting in methodological isolationism, and low quality of scholarship. Warns against a shift in attitude that idealizes the Western experience. Argues that changes in mentality…
Descriptors: American Studies, Communism, Foreign Countries, Foreign Policy

Parvin, Manoucher – Journal of Economic Education, 1992
Discusses the morality of teaching neoclassical theory as the only science of economics. Argues that the teaching of neoclassical theory violates moral principles unless each and every attribute of neoclassical theory is proven superior to corresponding attributes of competing theories. Criticizes neoclassical economics for teaching what rather…
Descriptors: Capitalism, Communism, Economic Factors, Economics

Wegner, Gregory P. – History Teacher, 1992
Examines the Marxist-Leninist curriculum assumptions about history instruction in East German schools on the legacy of Nazism. Suggests that questions raised to legitimize history instruction for East German students are relevant for students in capitalist countries. Discusses Hitler's rise to power, Soviet contributions to defeat fascism,…
Descriptors: Curriculum Development, Educational History, Educational Research, European History

Cox, Marvin – History Teacher, 1991
Compares Robert Palmer's interpretation of the French Revolution with the Marxist and revisionist views. Stresses Palmer's theory that the French Revolution belongs to the same spiritual family as the American. Reports that Palmer saw the French Revolution as the climactic event in a series of similar upheavals that integrated liberal democracy…
Descriptors: Democracy, European History, Foreign Countries, Higher Education

Sherman, Howard J. – Journal of Economic Education, 1984
The origins of contemporary radical economics are examined. Applications of radical economics to price and value theory, labor segmentation theory, business cycles, industrial organization, government and business, imperialism and development, and comparative systems are reviewed. (Author/RM)
Descriptors: Business, Business Cycles, Capitalism, Communism
Zachariah, Mathew – 1989
Government policies of developing nations to stimulate economic development do not necessarily improve the living conditions of their citizens, most of whom are economically poor and politically powerless. A major criticism of attempts by most Western and national governments to promote development is that they serve only the elite. This study of…
Descriptors: Developing Nations, Economically Disadvantaged, Educational Development, Elementary Secondary Education
Drake, Frederick D. – 1983
The reinterpretation of past events has been a natural phenomenon of twentieth century historiography. Historical revisionism--the reshaping by contemporary scholars of traditional views of the past--has been an inevitable and necessary trait of the profession and has contributed to the growth of humankind's perception of previous generations.…
Descriptors: Diplomatic History, Foreign Countries, Foreign Policy, Historiography
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