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Direct linkPulsford, Mark – Power and Education, 2019
This article uniquely employs Beverley Skeggs' 'hierarchies of personhood' as a means to explore the iconographies of teacherhood in neoliberal times. Drawing on the narratives of three male primary school teachers in England, it examines and critiques the neoliberal 'subject of value' that is acquisitional, performative and self-propelling.…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Elementary School Teachers, Males, Professional Identity
