The Pinar Project
Titles of Presentations in a Panel
"The Practice of Radical Love: Understanding Curriculum as Queer Theological Text" (Whitlock)
Disciplinarity and Interdisciplinarity: William Pinar's Complicated Conversation (Morris)
Excavating the Self: The Archeologies of William Pinar and James Hillman (Doll)
Abstract
William Pinar's contributions to the field of Curriculum Studies include seven basic ideas, three of which are addressed by each panelist. Queer theory in education; disciplinarity and interdisciplinarity; and currere are key concepts which, when heard together, give the sense of what it is to dialogue, converse, and complicate curriculum issues. These papers suggest a radical revisioning of the human place in a global world, in accord with Pinar's vision to reconceptualize what it is to live deeply so as to understand the history and politics of our time.
Presentation Description
The Pinar Project presents three papers to be included in a book featuring the contributions of William F. Pinar. These papers address queer theory, disciplinarity and interdisciplinarity, and currere. Pinar's vision expresses a need to reconceptualize the history and politics of our time by understanding our own subjectivities.
Keywords
conversation, reconceptualization, queer theory, disciplinarity, subjectivity
Location
Magnolia Room A
Publication Type and Release Option
Presentation (Open Access)
Recommended Citation
Morris, Marla B. Dr., "The Pinar Project" (2015). Curriculum Studies Summer Collaborative. 3.
https://digitalcommons.georgiasouthern.edu/cssc/2015/2015/3
The Pinar Project
Magnolia Room A
William Pinar's contributions to the field of Curriculum Studies include seven basic ideas, three of which are addressed by each panelist. Queer theory in education; disciplinarity and interdisciplinarity; and currere are key concepts which, when heard together, give the sense of what it is to dialogue, converse, and complicate curriculum issues. These papers suggest a radical revisioning of the human place in a global world, in accord with Pinar's vision to reconceptualize what it is to live deeply so as to understand the history and politics of our time.
