Anarchism in Education, education in anarchism. An approach.
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- José Manuel Mato Ortega (ES) Profesor de Enseñanza Secundaria
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The article deals with the relationship between anarchism and education in Spain. It addresses both the propensity of anarchism towards educational duties as a social and revolutionary tool as the treatment of anarchism is made in the current Spanish educational system. For the first topic a brief historiographical approach on the issue is drawn. For the latter, meanly, Secondary Education and High school textbooks had to be consulted for further analysis.
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