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Book SynopsisIn this engaging and original book, John Clarke is in conversation with twelve leading individual scholars about the dynamics of critical thinking in the social sciences, and he reflects on the necessity of thinking collaboratively and dialogically.
Trade Review"John Clarke’s career-long talent for enabling reflective critical debate is fully exemplified in these convivial exchanges with accomplished peers. Across the conversations, the complex politics of radicalism, ambivalence and `heteroglossia’ is collectively illuminated and advanced." Gregor McLennan, University of Bristol
"Ideas come iteratively: our ways of thinking are formed and developed in conversation with each other. This book shows how that process works, and why it works so well in talking to John Clarke." Richard Freeman, University of Edinburgh
Table of ContentsIntroduction: 'Voices in my head': thinking critically as dialogic practice Tania Murray Li Larry Grossberg Wendy Brown Anu (Aradhana) Sharma Jeff Maskovsky Paul Stubbs Allan Cochrane Fiona Williams Davina Cooper Gail Lewis Wendy Larner Janet Newman Afterword
