Social Limits to Learning
Essays on the Archeology of Domination, Resistance, and Experience
- 170 pages
- 6 hours of reading
Exploring the often-overlooked realm of learning beyond childhood, this anthology introduces Mergner's "theory of social limits to learning." It examines how individuals navigate and respond to structures of domination, shedding light on the processes that influence social change. Through historical and contemporary case studies, philosophical insights, and critical commentary, the collection aims to enhance understanding of why people both conform to and challenge societal norms. This work is presented to a broader audience for the first time, highlighting its significant contributions to social sciences.
