Svjetlana Curcic

I am not a historian by training which is perhaps why I have a question: I wonder why nobody mentioned Wilhelm Dilthey; perhaps he is not "post- " enough as in "post-modern"? I think his work "Pattern and meaning in history: Thoughts on History and Society" (Ed. H.P. Rickman) would be a good introduction to the "Philosophy of History" with some thoughts leading (or leaning) toward postmodern thinking (as opposed to e.g., Althusser as an introduction). Svjetlana

Sorry my reply comes so late. In case you are still interested in the topic, here an interesting reference: Ballenger, C. (1992)"Because You Like Us: The Language of Control." Harvard Educational Review 62 (2), 199-207. Svjetlana Curcic

I wish I could have witnessed the end of the WW II in any country. I wonder how people felt once that war was over (“happy” most likely does not cover it). I keep forgetting to ask my mother when I see once a year. I wish we were documenting people’s memories of that particular day (the very first day of thoughts would also be valuable) in the form of oral history. Having said that, I explored and found out the following piece of news: November 8, 2007 House Passes Bipartisan Resolution to Establish "National Veterans History Project Week" U.S. Representative Jon Porter (R-NV) has announced

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I am a PhD candidate at Michigan State University (MSU), Department of Counseling, Educational Psychology and Special Education (CEPSE). I worked as a teacher for ten years and also taught at MSU undergraduate courses within the Teacher Education Department and CEPSE department. My interest is primarily in K-12 education and teacher education. The focus of my research is on inclusive reading and writing instruction, including integrating technology into instruction (all subject matters). I live in the US since 1993. I was born and grew up in Croatia where I return every summer and spend some

My name is Svjetlana Curcic. I am a doctoral student at the Michigan State University, College of Education.