Presidential Address

Discourse Ethics and Restructuring - Kenneth A. Strike

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Constituting the Commons - Mary Anne Raywid 

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Keynote Address 

From Identity Politics to Social Feminism: A Plea for the Nineties - Seyla Benhabib 

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Education, Discourse, and the Construction of Identity - Nicholas C. Burbules 

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In Defense of a Politics of Identity - Barbara Houston 

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General Sessions 

Cognitivism, Situated Cognition, and Deweyian Pragmatism - Eric Bredo 

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Bredo, Dewey, and the Pessimistic Method: A Response - D.C. Phillips 

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Choosing to Believe in Modern Schools - C.J.B. Macmillan 

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On the Illusion That We Can Choose to Believe - Thomas F. Green 

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We Don't Have a Theory of Rationality, and We Never Will -- A Philosophically Pragmatic View - Christine McCarthy

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What Pragmatism Demands: A Response to McCarthy - Mark Weinstein 

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"Hate Speech" and the Need for Moral Standards in Communicative Interaction - Suzanne Rice 

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Communicative Ethics and More - Ann Diller 

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Concurrent Sessions 

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First Concurrent Session

Discourses of In-Difference: A Case Study of Representations of Civic Membership - Claudia Weisburd

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The Pluralistic Rhetoric of a Platonic Democracy - Edward G. Rozycki 

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Truth, Beauty/Utility, and the Validity of Explicit Attempts to Link Theory and Practice in Education (Or, Is There Anything Good About Educational Research) - Robert E. Orton 

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Don't Messick Around With Test Validity Until You Know What You're Doing - Paul A. Wagner

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Thinking: Philosophical Roots of an Alternative Vision - Sophie Haroutunian-Gordon 

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Traditions of "Thinking" - Luise Prior McCarty 

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Second Concurrent Session 

Pleasure, Pain, and Ethical Responsibility: A Felt-Situated Reading of Menace II Society - Hilary E. Davis

 

White Girlz N the Hood - Audrey Thompson 

 

The Practice of Toleration and Education - Richard Pratte 

 

Toleration and Morality: A Reply to Pratte 

 

Non-Government Schools: Education for Democratic Citizenship - Joel Wysong 

 

Education for Liberal Democracy Through Thick and Thin: Response to Wysong - Clinton Collins 

 

Third Concurrent Session

Dewey, Discipline, and Democracy - John F. Covaleskie 

 

Revisiting Dewey's Concept of Discipline - Jeanne M. Connell 

 

"I'm Not Lying, This is Not a Pipe": Foucault and Magritte on the Art of Critical Pedagogy - James Palermo 

 

It Certainly Looks Like a Pipe: Foucault and the California Achievement Test - Murray Ross

 

The Risks of Empathy: Interrogating Multiculturalism's Gaze - Megan Boler

 

The Gaze of Multiculturalism - William L. Blizek 

 

Fourth Concurrent Session

The Identity of the Body - Gert Biesta 

 

Philosophers with Microscopes, Children with Kaleidoscopes, and the Nostalgia for the Fleshy Paraphram - Zelia Gregoriou 

 

Justice and the Threshold of Educational Equality - Randall R. Curren 

 

Non-Exclusion is not the Same as Inclusion: A Response to Curren - Kenneth R. Howe

 

Difference, Authority, and the Teacher-Student Relationship - Clive Beck 

 

Teacher Authority and Teaching for Liberation - Emily Robertson 

 

Fifth Concurrent Session
The Moral Task of Recognition: Finding the Self in a Modern World - Jaylynne N. Hutchinson 

 

Authentic Selves and Education - Paul Smeyers 

 

Sex, Sex Education, and the Paradoxes of Liberalism - Kathryn Pauly Morgan 

 

Normalization and Sex Texts for Children - Kal Alston 

 

Dewey as the Schoolmaster for Marx's Radical Democracy - Richard Brosio

 

John Dewey: Organic intellectual of the Middle Class? - Frank Margonis 

 

Sixth Concurrent Session

Socrates' Effect/Meno's Affect: Socratic Elenchus as Kathartic Therapy - Christoper R. Higgins

 

Platonic Dialogue and the Communicative Virtues: A Reconsideration - Deborah Kerdeman 

 

Philosophy of Technology and Education: An Invitation to Inquiry - David Blacker 

 

Exploring the Middle Ground: A Reply to Blacker - Mark Selman

 

The Struggle for Freedom in the Education of Free Persons - Frederick Marshall Schultz 

 

Three Questions of Freedom - James Garrison 

 

Seventh Concurrent Session

How can the Misanthrope Learn? Philosophy for Education - René Arcilla 

 

Philosophy, System, Wonder: A Response to René Arcilla - Alven Neiman 

 

On the Dissonance Between Liberalism and Tolerance - P. Lance Ternasky 

 

Liberalism and the Moral Life of Traditions: Death or Resurrection? - Mauren Stout 

 

Spiritual Education: A Public School Dialogue with Religious Interpretations - Iris Yob 

 

Religious Freedom for School Children? - Susan Laird 

 

Eighth Concurrent Session

Environmental Education: Rethinking Intergenerational Relationship - Huey-li Li

 

Education for Intergenerational Justice: Why Should We Care? - Daniel Vokey 

 

Democracy and Bilingual Education - Gipsi L. Sera 

 

What are Democratic Principles For? Paul Farber 

 

Revitalizing the Idea of Vocation in Teaching - David T. Hansen 

 

"What's in a Name?": Response to "Revitalizing the Idea of Vocation in Teaching" - Arthur Brown