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New Social Foundations for Education: Education in "Post-Secular" Society

reviewed by Justin R. Harbour - March 25, 2016

Title: New Social Foundations for Education: Education in "Post-Secular" Society
Author(s): Philip Wexler, Yotam Hotam
Publisher: Peter Lang Publishing, New York
ISBN: 1433122774, Pages: 195, Year: 2015
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Justin Harbour Mastery Charter Schools-Thomas, Philadelphia, PA E-mail Author JUSTIN R. HARBOUR is the Senior Instructor for Advanced Placement World History, and United States Politics, at Mastery Charter Schools-Thomas, in Philadelphia, PA. His previous work includes contributions to Teachers College Record, and Harvard and Slavery: Seeking a Forgotten History. Additionally, Mr. Harbour serves a as a reader for The College Board, and test-item writer in History and Social Studies for Educational Testing Services and Measured Progress. Most recently, he authored "Religious Encounters Within Imperial Contexts: Irish-Catholic Legitimation and Self-Actualization in an Age of Imperial Expansion" for the World History Bulletin of the World History Association.

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