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Author Biography
Richard Pringis Director of Department of Educational Studies, Oxford University 1989–2003,
Director of Nuffield Review‘ 14 – 19 Education and Training’, 2003–2009. Publications since
retirement:John Dewey: philosopher of education for 21st century; Philosophy of Educational
Research (3rd edition); Life and Death of Secondary Education for All; A Generation of Radical
Educational Change(edited).
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