Table of contents for Chaos, complexity, curriculum and culture : a conversation / edited by William E. Doll, Jr., M. Jayne Fleener, John St. Julien.

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CONTENTS
		LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
		PREFACE
		ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
INTRODUCTION: Chaos, Complexity, Curriculum and Culture: 
Setting up the Conversation M. Jayne Fleener
FIRST ITERATION: HISTORICAL STREAMS
 1.	The Culture of Method--William Doll
 2.	Watercourses: From Poetic to Poietic--Donna Trueit
 3.	Complexity: Developing a More Useful Analytic for Education--John St. Julien
SECOND ITERATION: CHAOS AND COMPLEXITY
 4.	Interrupting frameworks: Interpreting Geometries of Epistemology and Curriculum--Brent 
Davis
 5.	 Paradigmatic complexity: Historical and Emerging Ideas and Views of the Complexity 
Sciences--Darren Stanley
 6.	 Chaos and complexity Theories: Wholes and Holes in Curriculum--Sarah Smitherman 
 7.	 Interview with Lord (Robert) May--Robert Kahn 
THIRD ITERATION: SYSTEMS AND COMMUNICATIONS
 8.	 Bringing corporeal life Back In: Chiasmic Relations and Poetic Understandings--John 
Shotter 
 9.	On the Critical Paradoxes of Cupid and Curriculum--Kaustav Roy 
10.	Classroom Dynamics and Emergent Curriculum-Stacy Reeder 
11.	Learning, Teaching and Complexity-Jens Rasmussen 
FOURTH ITERATION: AESTHETICS, CULTURE AND LEARNING
12.	Patterns that Connect: A Recursive Epistemology--Sherrie Reynolds 
13. 	Meaning and Culture--Laura Jewett 
14.	Chinese Aesthetics, Fractals and the Tao of Curriculum-Hongyu Wang
	LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS
		INDEX

Library of Congress Subject Headings for this publication:

Education -- Curricula -- Philosophy.
Postmodernism and education.