Anne M. Phelan is Professor in the Department of Curriculum and Pedagogy at the University of British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada.

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• Introduction: On Second Thoughts, Confounded Speech and Teacher Education Part 1: Complicating Conjunctions The Subject of Judgment. Lessons in Study. Violence and Subjectivity in Teacher Education Part 2: Disturbing Relations Portfolios as Public Spaces in Teacher Education. At the Edge of Language: Truth, Falsity, and Responsibility in Teacher Education. Power and Place in Teaching and Teacher Education Part 3: Figuring the Teacher The Teacher As Idealist. Teacher As Stranger At Home. The Virtues of the Heartless Teacher. Desacralizing ‘Teacher’.

Anne M. Phelan is Professor in the Department of Curriculum and Pedagogy at the University of British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada.

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• Introduction: On Second Thoughts, Confounded Speech and Teacher Education Part 1: Complicating Conjunctions The Subject of Judgment. Lessons in Study. Violence and Subjectivity in Teacher Education Part 2: Disturbing Relations Portfolios as Public Spaces in Teacher Education. At the Edge of Language: Truth, Falsity, and Responsibility in Teacher Education. Power and Place in Teaching and Teacher Education Part 3: Figuring the Teacher The Teacher As Idealist. Teacher As Stranger At Home. The Virtues of the Heartless Teacher. Desacralizing ‘Teacher’.

Anne M. Phelan is Professor in the Department of Curriculum and Pedagogy at the University of British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada.

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• Introduction: On Second Thoughts, Confounded Speech and Teacher Education Part 1: Complicating Conjunctions The Subject of Judgment. Lessons in Study. Violence and Subjectivity in Teacher Education Part 2: Disturbing Relations Portfolios as Public Spaces in Teacher Education. At the Edge of Language: Truth, Falsity, and Responsibility in Teacher Education. Power and Place in Teaching and Teacher Education Part 3: Figuring the Teacher The Teacher As Idealist. Teacher As Stranger At Home. The Virtues of the Heartless Teacher. Desacralizing ‘Teacher’.