4-0090 EDUCATION IN THE RISK SOCIETY: THEORIES, DISCOURSE, AND RISK IDENTITIES IN EDUCATIONAL CONTEXTS

Friday, November 18, 2011: 08:00-09:45

Abstract not available in preliminary program.

Organizers: Steve Bialostok (University of Wyoming)

Chairs: Steve Bialostok (University of Wyoming)

08:00

Introduction

08:15

Working Class: Averting and Producing Risk Through CTE Literacy Reform

Marta Albert (State University of New York at Potsdam)

08:30

Is the Ocean Rising or Is the Island Sinking? American Samoan Youth Perspectives On Discourses of Risk and Responsibility

Evelyn Christian Ronning (Temple University and Albright College)

08:45

The Risks of Recognition In Late Modernity: Risk In Interactional Practice

Greg A Thompson (Laboratory of Comparative Human Cognition)

09:00

Language, Gender and the Body In Risk Society: A Foucaultian Analysis of Discursively Negotiated Power Relations In the Adolescent Heterosexual Marketplace

Nicole L. Taylor (School for Advanced Research)

09:15

Peer Relationships and Youth Violence: Reframing Risk

Deborah F Lustig (UC Berkeley)

09:30

Discussion

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