01242nam a22001935a 4500001000700000003000900007005001700016007000300033008004100036040003500077100003900112245005700151260003800208300001100246500002000257505036100277520035300638650005700991007814AR-RoIES20241129143133.0ta000000s1963    xxk ||| r|||| 001 0 eng|d  aAR-RoIESbspacAR-RoIESercaa21 aBantock, G. H. q(Geoffrey Herman)10aEducation in an Industrial Society /cG. H. Bantock.  aLondon :bFaber and Faber,c1963.  a238 p.  aIncludes Index.0 aIntroduction: The Social Role of the School. -- John Dewey on Education. -- Some Social and Ideological Roots of Modern Education: Implications of Universal Literacy. Present Problems of Organization. -- Some Problems in the Provision of Academic Education. -- Prolegomena to a Consideration of Technical Education. -- The Education of the Less Able Child.  aIn this work, the author seeks to reveal some of the inadequacies and incoherences of the industrial-bureaucratic state and to examine the part that education might play in the provition of a more humanly satisfying existence. He points out the inconsistency between the presure towards egalitarianism and the hierarchical demands of 'meritocracy'. 7aSOCIOLOGÍA DE LA EDUCACIÓN2Tesauro de la Unesco