Learning, Curriculum and Life Politics: the selected works of Ivor F. Goodson
Long Waves of Educational Reform
FOOTNOTE
1 This chapter works with a notion of historical periods because these patterns emerge so consistently from the data. Whilst aware of Fischer's work or the ‘fallacy of periodization’, here the data seems to override any concerns about historical over interpretation (see Fischer 1970).
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