Top-to-bottom: the Political Construction of Educational and Socialising Discourse among the Élite and Popular Social Classes in the Transition to the Contemporary Era

Authors

  • Javier Bascuñán Cortés Universitat de València

Keywords:

education, schooling, élites, popular classes, old and new politics.

Abstract

The article analyses the political transition from the old regime to modern-day politics. Some instruments of the political training of élite and popular social classes are set out, alongside the transformation process of teaching and schooling, and the appearance of favourable public support for educational expansion.

Key words: education, schooling, élites, popular classes, old and new politics.

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No. 32 (2018): juliol-desembre

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Monographic theme

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