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Acknowledgments | |
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Self/Knowledge | |
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Students as Beasts | |
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Making Up People, Locally | |
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Denaturalizing Models of Identity | |
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Timescales of Identification | |
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Local Power/Knowledge | |
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Beyond Dualism | |
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Power/Knowledge | |
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Classroom Self/Knowledge | |
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Personalized Pedagogy | |
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The Inextricability of Social Identification and Academic Learning | |
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Outline of the Book | |
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Social Identification and Local Metapragmatic Models | |
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The Process of Social Identification | |
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Events of Identification | |
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Models of Identity | |
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Beyond Macro and Micro | |
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Trajectories of Identification | |
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Gendered Models of Identity in the Classroom | |
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Promising Girls and Unpromising Boys | |
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Erika as Smart and Promising | |
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William the Stereotypical Boy | |
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William Out of Control | |
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William the Slave | |
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William the Spartan | |
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William Content with Mediocrity | |
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Academic Learning and Local Cognitive Models | |
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The Process of Academic Learning | |
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Events of Cognition | |
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Artifacts and Activity Systems | |
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Learning across Trajectories | |
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Learning Curricular Themes in a Paideia Classroom | |
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The Activity of Paideia Discussion | |
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Local Versions of Curricular Themes | |
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Equality 7-2521 and Lycurgus | |
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Pericles and the Analogy Between Athens and the Classroom | |
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An Example of Student Learning | |
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The Second Curricular Theme: The Legitimacy of Resistance | |
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The Overlap of Academic Learning and Social Identification | |
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Tyisha Becoming an Outcast | |
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Overview of Tyisha's Local Identity Development | |
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Starting as a Regular Student | |
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From Regular Student to Outcast | |
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Tyisha as Explicitly a Problem | |
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Tyisha as "Conceited" | |
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Tyisha the Courageous Liar | |
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Curricular Themes as a Resource for Identifying Tyisha | |
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Tyisha the Beast | |
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Tyisha Continuing as a Beast | |
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The Outcast Resisting Authority | |
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From Disruptive to Skeptical | |
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Resisting Exploitation | |
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Conclusions | |
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Maurice in the Middle | |
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Just Another Good Student | |
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Gendered Tensions | |
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The Girls Against Maurice | |
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Gender as a Curricular Concept | |
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Maurice the Outcast | |
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Maurice the Beast | |
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Embracing Individualism | |
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Maurice in the Middle | |
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Male Resistance | |
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Caught Between Loyalty and Resistance | |
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Conclusions | |
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Denaturalizing Identity, Learning and Schooling | |
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Generalizability and Cross-Timescale Relations | |
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Knowledge, Power and Human Nature | |
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Moral Visions of Schooling | |
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Abbreviations of Names | |
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Transcription Conventions | |
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References | |
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Index | |