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Help, my colleague expresses racism! : On professional ambivalence and moral responsibility

Emma Arneback, Andreas Bergh, Ásgeir Tryggvason

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This contribution is based on an ongoing study on teachers' anti-racist actions. The project is based on John Dewey's moral philosophy with an interest in teachers' experiences of racism and anti-r ...

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This contribution is based on an ongoing study on teachers' anti-racist actions. The project is based on John Dewey's moral philosophy with an interest in teachers' experiences of racism and anti-r ...

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This contribution is based on an ongoing study on teachers' anti-racist actions. The project is based on John Dewey's moral philosophy with an interest in teachers' experiences of racism and anti-r ...

Key concepts: Ambivalence, Racism, Moral responsibility, Sociology, Professional responsibility, Anti-racism, Pedagogy, Social psychology

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