This presentation will critically examine conceptions of the other found in Israeli and Palestinian high school textbooks. This analysis will demonstrate the extent to which constructing and perpetuating Otherness through curriculum has led to a dehumanization of the other. In the first part of the presentation, a discussion of the evolution of otherness as a concept and its inseparable place within modern society will be introduced. Next, national narratives, one of the main sources of otherness and self in the Palestinian/Israeli conflict, will be evaluated as the official knowledge of each respective state. This official knowledge will be analyzed in each nation’s respective high school textbooks, both through words and pictures. In conc...
This article reports on a qualitative study which sought to explore how people and cultures are repr...
Relations between humans are fertile, turn into, allow for flexibility in individual building but al...
The article explores the Palestinian curriculum from an Israeli perspective. The reality of the sch...
The article uses social semiotic methods of inquiry and multimodal tools of analysis in order to ana...
This volume presents papers from the 11th IARTEM conference on textbooks and educational media, held...
This volume presents papers from the 11th IARTEM conference on textbooks and educational media, held...
Palestinian education reform is often seen as a key element in internal Palestinian reform and the P...
The aim of this study is to investigate three English as a second language (ESL) textbooks used for ...
Discussions on formal education in Israel focus more on debating whether violent undertones, negatio...
This research critically evaluates the depiction of Israelis and Palestinians in World History text...
The current study examines the implications of literary teaching material in a national diversified ...
This bachelor thesis is a discourse analysis of a chapter about “the Arab-Zionist conflict ” in a Sy...
The file attached to this record is the author's final peer reviewed version. The Publisher's final ...
The goal of this paper is to analyze the ways in which the “other” is portrayed and formalized in co...
This Critical Discourse Analysis examined the classroom discourse of six secondary social studies te...
This article reports on a qualitative study which sought to explore how people and cultures are repr...
Relations between humans are fertile, turn into, allow for flexibility in individual building but al...
The article explores the Palestinian curriculum from an Israeli perspective. The reality of the sch...
The article uses social semiotic methods of inquiry and multimodal tools of analysis in order to ana...
This volume presents papers from the 11th IARTEM conference on textbooks and educational media, held...
This volume presents papers from the 11th IARTEM conference on textbooks and educational media, held...
Palestinian education reform is often seen as a key element in internal Palestinian reform and the P...
The aim of this study is to investigate three English as a second language (ESL) textbooks used for ...
Discussions on formal education in Israel focus more on debating whether violent undertones, negatio...
This research critically evaluates the depiction of Israelis and Palestinians in World History text...
The current study examines the implications of literary teaching material in a national diversified ...
This bachelor thesis is a discourse analysis of a chapter about “the Arab-Zionist conflict ” in a Sy...
The file attached to this record is the author's final peer reviewed version. The Publisher's final ...
The goal of this paper is to analyze the ways in which the “other” is portrayed and formalized in co...
This Critical Discourse Analysis examined the classroom discourse of six secondary social studies te...
This article reports on a qualitative study which sought to explore how people and cultures are repr...
Relations between humans are fertile, turn into, allow for flexibility in individual building but al...
The article explores the Palestinian curriculum from an Israeli perspective. The reality of the sch...