Populism, Education, and Teaching the Manners of Democracy

Robert V. Bullough is professor emeritus of teacher education at Brigham Young University. He has written many books on education, including Schooling, Democracy, and the Quest for Wisdom: Partnerships and the Moral Dimensions of Teaching (Rutgers, 2018).

• Introduction: Democracy in America Chapter 1: Friendship in Disagreement and for Democracy Chapter 2: Preliminaries: Schooling in a Democracy Chapter 3: Populism's Rise: Looking Backward to Move Forward Chapter 4: Against Institutions Chapter 5: Making a Case for Democracy: Life, Liberty, and Happiness Chapter 6: Dreaming Democracy: Eudamonia and the Happiness of Flourishing Chapter 7: Security, Insecurity, Conspiracy, and Citizenship Chapter 8: Thinking Programmatically: Intentional Democratic Communities of Practice and Ethos Chapter 9: Character in Action: Democratic Manners, A Framework, and The Practice of Civility Chapter 10: Time for a Pause: Educator Well-Being, Mentoring, Coaching, and Conformity Chapter 11: Empathy and Listening: Correctness of Belief and Educator Dispositions Chapter 12: Reflectivity and the Quest for Purity and Power: The Christian Nationalist Attack on Democracy Chapter 13: Role Plays, Citizen Identity and Leadership: The Servant LeaderChapter 14: On Citizenship: We, the People, and Our Gardens Acknowledgments NotesBibliography Index