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Volume 23, Number 4, 1 December 2002
Basil Bernstein's Theory of Social Class, Educational Codes and Social Control
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Basil Bernstein's Theory of Social Class, Educational Codes and Social Control
pp. 525-526(2)

A Remarkable Sociological Imagination
pp. 527-535(9)
Author: Edwards T.

Ways of Meaning, Ways of Learning: code as an explanatory concept
pp. 537-548(12)
Author: Hasan R.

Literacy and Pedagogy in Flux: constructing the object of study from a Bernsteinian perspective
pp. 549-558(10)
Author: Moss G.

Basil Bernstein at the Micro Level of the Classroom
pp. 559-569(11)
Author: Morais A.M.

Pedagogising Knowledge: Bernstein's theory of the pedagogic device
pp. 571-582(12)
Author: Singh P.

The Complex Gendering of Invisible Pedagogies: social reproduction or empowerment?
pp. 583-593(11)
Author: Arnot M.

Bernstein and the Middle Class
pp. 595-606(12)
Authors: Power S.; Whitty G.

Does Education have Independent Power? Bernstein and the question of relative autonomy
pp. 607-616(10)
Author: Apple M.W.

The Sacred and the Profane in Recent Struggles to Promote Official Pedagogic Identities
pp. 617-626(10)
Author: Beck J.

The Growth of Knowledge and the Discursive Gap
pp. 627-637(11)
Authors: Moore R.; Muller J.

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