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982 Index<br />

Gender-specific teacher training<br />

programs, 683<br />

Gender Trouble (Butler), 64, 65<br />

Generative process, 913<br />

Genetic epistemology, 192<br />

Genetic factors, 429<br />

Genre analysis, 501<br />

Gergen, Ken, 27, 264<br />

Gerofsky, Susan, 31<br />

Gesell, Arnold, 429<br />

Gestalt psychology, 14<br />

Gestures, 722, 727<br />

Gherardi, Sylvia, 537<br />

Gibbens, Alice Howe, 125<br />

Gibson, James, 149<br />

Giftedness, 312<br />

Gilligan, Carol, 88–89, 679;<br />

background of, 88–89;<br />

feminist perspective of, 135;<br />

postformal thought embodied<br />

by, 92; psychology books<br />

resulting from, 92; as social<br />

activist, 89– 90<br />

Ginsberg, Allen, 315, 319<br />

Giotto, 841<br />

Giroux, H., 519, 849<br />

Glasersfeld, Ernst von, 608<br />

Glazer, Susan, 810<br />

Glenn, Cathy, 34<br />

Global ecosystems, 469<br />

Globalization, 521–22, 916<br />

Goal-directed actions, 791<br />

Goal setting, 581–82<br />

God, 605–6<br />

Goddard, Henry, 110, 221<br />

Goldberg, Alan, 401, 402, 406<br />

Goldman, Emma: as<br />

controversial figure, 94; the<br />

oppressed dedication of, 101<br />

Government, 452<br />

Governmentality, 966<br />

Government regulation, 962<br />

Graham, Martha, 318<br />

Gramsci, Antonio, 324, 862, 946<br />

Gravity, 895<br />

Gray, John, 92<br />

Great Britain, 491–92<br />

Greek, 799<br />

Greek legend, 627–28<br />

Greene, Maxine, 218, 258, 867<br />

Green, Nicole, 32<br />

Greer, Robert D., 45<br />

Gresson, Aaron, 45<br />

Gris, Juan, 315<br />

Gross, Alan, 616<br />

Group dynamics, 213–14<br />

Group psychology, 249<br />

Group trust, 314<br />

Growing Up Girl: Psychosocial<br />

of Gender <strong>and</strong> Class<br />

(Walkerdine), 248<br />

Grundy, Peter, 502<br />

Guattari, Felix, 434, 617<br />

Guidance system, 733–34<br />

Guilford, J. P., 311<br />

Gutierrez, Julia, 422<br />

Habermas, Jurgen, 103, 443,<br />

524<br />

“Habilitations Dissertation,” 161<br />

Haeckel, Ernst, 109<br />

Hall, G. Stanley, 41, 67, 124,<br />

654; achievements of, 109;<br />

child-centered natural<br />

education advocated by,<br />

108–9; child study movement<br />

of, 110–12; on women,<br />

110–11<br />

Hamilton, Carol, 437<br />

H<strong>and</strong>book of Qualitative<br />

Research (Denzin/Lincoln),<br />

944, 951, 954<br />

Harcourt, Alfred, 808<br />

Harding, S<strong>and</strong>ra, 113–14<br />

Harré, Ron, 44<br />

Hartley, David, 807<br />

Hartmann, Heinz, 75<br />

Hayles, N. Katherine, 616<br />

Head Start program, 60<br />

The Heartbeat of Indigenous<br />

Africa: A Study of the Chagga<br />

<strong>Educational</strong> System (Mosha),<br />

889<br />

Hegemonic articulation, 914<br />

Hegemonic knowledge, 654–55<br />

Hegemonic power, 934–35<br />

Hegemony, 8, 40, 323, 338, 803<br />

Heidegger, Martin, 22, 160, 617,<br />

709, 710<br />

Heinz’s dilemma, 131–32<br />

Hemingway, Ernest, 315<br />

Hendrix, Jimi, 848–49<br />

Henle, Mary, 44<br />

Heraclitus, 630<br />

Herbartian model, 115<br />

Herbert, Jonathan Friedrich, 41<br />

Heredity: human intelligence<br />

from, 223; power of, 110<br />

Hermeneutics, 909, 948; in<br />

Gestalt psychology, 14;<br />

truth—human construction in,<br />

517<br />

The Hermeneutics of<br />

Postmodernity (Madison),<br />

128, 849, 854<br />

Herr, Kathryn, 18, 37<br />

Herrnstein, Richard, 11, 20, 45,<br />

893, 910, 956<br />

Heyen, William, 319<br />

Hidden Curriculum, 803<br />

Hierarchy of needs, 167–71<br />

Higher education, 371<br />

Higher order thinking, 894, 905<br />

Higher status careers, 541–42<br />

High-level cognitive process, 950<br />

High school: history textbooks<br />

in, 924; parental involvement<br />

lacking in, 688;<br />

teaching/learning together in,<br />

748–49<br />

Hillman, James, 627<br />

Hinchey, Patricia H., 45, 866,<br />

869<br />

Hirsch, E.D., 851<br />

Historical context, 873<br />

Historical-hermeneutic sciences,<br />

104<br />

Historical materialism: from<br />

Luria, 154; from Vygotsky,<br />

155<br />

Historiographical approach, 927<br />

History, 592<br />

History education, 923–24;<br />

controversy of, 930–31;<br />

pedagogy of, 928–30;<br />

positivist pedagogy of,<br />

928–29; postformalism<br />

lessons in, 926; students<br />

experiencing, 929<br />

Hoffman-Singleton graph, 919<br />

Holistic context, 831<br />

Holistic interactive learning, 563,<br />

564<br />

Holistic views, 445–46<br />

Hollo, Anselm, 319<br />

Holmes, Leilani, 659<br />

Holmes, Oliver Wendell, 124,<br />

221<br />

Holon, 342

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