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Semiotics Education Experience

reviewed by Marta Pires - August 15, 2011

Title: Semiotics Education Experience
Author(s): Inna Semetsky
Publisher: Sense Publishers, Rotterdam
ISBN: 9460912230, Pages: 302, Year: 2010
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Marta Pires Montclair State University E-mail Author MARTA PIRES is a doctoral candidate in the Pedagogy and Philosophy program at Montclair State University currently working towards her dissertation. As an undergraduate, she studied Continental Philosophy for fours years at the University of Evora, in Portugal. She was a certified High School Philosophy teacher in Portugal, until she came to the U.S. to study Philosophy and Education. She has a Masters in Education and Philosophy for Children from Montclair State University and has taught undergraduate Philosophy of Education, Psychology of Education, and Social and Political Philosophy. She has presented at the AERA conference, as well as at local Philosophy of Education conferences. Her current interests include the philosophy of Gilles Deleuze and Felix Guattari, politics, subjectivity, and affect.

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