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Frank Furedi

Hungarian-Canadian sociologist; emeritus professor of sociology at the University of Kent; writes on the culture of fear, therapy culture, education and what he calls paranoid parenting.

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29 September

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From one piece On the Crisis of Socialisation and the Problem of Adult Responsibility 2 beliefs · frankfuredi.substack.com

11 September

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From one piece These Days The Enemies of Democracy Masquerade As Its Saviours 2 beliefs · frankfuredi.substack.com

15 June

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From one piece Why Do I Hate The Designation Of The Term ‘Carer’ For Family Caregivers? 2 beliefs · frankfuredi.substack.com

19 May

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From one piece Why Jews Can Never Be Victims 2 beliefs · frankfuredi.substack.com

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13 July 2010

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    Bringing Knowledge Back In

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    In Bringing Knowledge Back In he makes a number of arguments for why education must be knowledge-based and confronts all the different attempts to devalue it.

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    The Dangerous Rise of Therapeutic Education

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    The Dangerous Rise of Therapeutic Education discusses the recent attempts, within the last five or ten years, to take a ‘therapeutic’ approach to education.

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    Left Back

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    What really comes across when you read Left Back, which is a history of American educational policy over the last hundred years, is that there has always been a certain amount of tension about what a school was for.

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