Decolonizing Education: Towards Reconstructing a Theory of Citizenship Education for Postcolonial Africa
In: Bürgerbewusstsein Ser.
Intro -- Foreword -- Preface -- Contents -- List of Tables -- 1 Introduction -- 1.1 Abstract -- 1.2 Context -- 1.3 Conceptual framework and objectives: Clarification of the educational purpose -- 1.4 Educational Reconstruction and Political Didactic Structuring -- 1.5 Outline and Structure -- 2 Deconstructing postcolonial ambivalence: Clarifying the Expert Perspective -- 2.1 Theoretical Concepts -- 2.2 Postcolonial theory, feminist intersectional perspective and citizenship awareness (Bürgerbewusstsein) - Towards a common conceptual framework -- 2.3 Redefining gender as intersectional category of knowledge and power - postcoloniality -- 3 Exogenousization: Definition & -- Background -- 3.1 Theorizing Exogenousization and underlining Principles of Grounded theory -- 3.2 Definition of the term exogenousization and application of the principles of Grounded Theory -- 3.3 Exogenousization as a relational concept -- 3.4 Gender and post-colonial policy perspective -- 4 Integrating consciousness as analytical category & -- the scientific framing of citizenship awareness (Bürgerbewusstsein) -- 4.1 Introduction - clarifying normative starting points -- 4.2 Citizenship awareness (Bürgerbewusstsein). Mental models and sense making. Towards Lange's invisible hand of social transformation and sustainable development -- 4.2.1 Definition -- 4.2.2 Civic education -- 4.2.3 Diagnosis of citizenship awareness -- 4.2.4 Substructures of consciousness and mental models -- 4.2.5 Subject specific didactic investigation of citizenship awareness and research topics -- 4.2.6 Research Tasks -- 4.3 Planning citizenship education -- 5 Discussion in postcolonial perspective -- 5.1 Scientific relevance of the citizenship awareness framework for defining consciousness.