Education And American Civilization
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George S. Counts' seminal study of education in the United States offers a critical perspective on the role of education in American society and culture. The author explores how education has been used to promote social mobility, political ideology, and economic growth, and argues for a more democratic and inclusive approach to education. This classic work remains an essential resource for scholars and students of educational theory, sociology, and American history.
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