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   Dec 16, 2022 · Elsewhere, in his book Ce que je crois [What I believe] (Faure 1971), Edgar Faure, citing George Orwell’s 1984 (Orwell 1949), wrote about the threat of machination and technologisation of human beings in a disembodied “technostructure” (Faure 1971, p. 203).

2. www.researchgate.net › publication › 366326299_TheThe Faure report: 50 years on – Editorial introduction

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   Dec 1, 2022 · citing George Orwell’ s 1984 (Orwell 1949), wrote about the threat of machination and technologisation of human beings in a disembodied “technostructure” (Faure 1971 , p. 203).

3. www.uil.unesco.org › en › articlesNew IRE issue: The Faure report - 50 years on | Institute for ...

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   Dec 20, 2022 · There is growing resistance to universal ideas and the homogenization that can arise from them. This special issue eschews universal answers, they write, and should be read instead as ‘an invitation to enter into dialogue and to question the master narratives of the past, the present and the future’.

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   Learning to be, otherwise known as the Faure report, was the outcome of the International Commission on the Development of Education, chaired by the French politician and former Minister of Education Edgar Faure.

5. link.springer.com › content › pdfReclaiming a future that has not yet been: The Faure report ...

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   Instead of trying to reclaim the worthy humanistic ethos of Faure’s report and UNESCO’s ambitions more generally, I suggest that work towards what I will refer to as the “emancipation” of education itself may be a more meaningful way forward, that is, one in which there may still be a future for Faure’s legacy. Faure’s vision

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6. www.academia.edu › 27601141 › Revisiting_the_FaureRevisiting the Faure Report (1972) and the Delors Report ...

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   Chaired by Edgar Faure, a French socialist politician who had been appointed Minister of Education after the 1968 May revolution in France, the Commission produced the report Learning to be, which recommended “lifelong education” (éducation permanente) as the global master concept for education.

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   What did Edgar Faure write about Machination?

   • Elsewhere, in his book Ce que je crois [What I believe] (Faure 1971), Edgar Faure, citing George Orwell’s 1984 (Orwell 1949), wrote about the threat of machination and technologisation of human beings in a disembodied “technostructure” (Faure 1971, p. 203).

   The Faure report: 50 years on – Editorial introduction

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   Did Edgar Faure write a book about the Faure Report?

   • Although the term is not specifically used in the Faure report, this idea was implicit in the report and central to Edgar Faure’s thinking, illustrated by the fact that he wrote a book on the topic (Faure 1973).

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   Why did UNESCO publish the Faure Report?

   • The Faure report was also meant to position UNESCO as an intellectual driver of education, following the example of the World Bank’s Pearson Report and the UNDP’s Jackson Report on development, which were very much debated at the time.

   UNESCO, the Faure Report, the Delors Report, and the Political Utopia …

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   What did Edgar Faure do?

   • Faure was a part of a movement promoting efforts to democratise the class-based education system, and “there was much democratization and liberalization both in the lycées and the universities in the reforms of Edgar Faure” (Larmour 1973, p. 295).

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   How did the Faure Report affect education?

   • Knoll (1996, p. 26) situated the Faure report in a second pedagogical reform movement (after the first at the turn of century). Field (2001, p. 6) saw it as a ‘turning point’, as it marked a shift from the emphasis on schooling to a broader perspective that included less traditional pillars of education such as non-formal and informal education.

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   Does the Faure Report support democracy in Lifelong Learning?

   • The very idea of democracy that was so central to the Faure report’s vision of the learning society, and carried on with emphasis and commitment in the Delors report (Delors et al. 1996), has more recently been largely absent in the contemporary lifelong learning debates.

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8. link.springer.com › article › 10The Faure report, Sylvia Wynter and the undoing of the Man of ...

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   Dec 16, 2022 · This article brings the Faure report’s utopia of Man into conversation with Black feminist theorist Sylvia Wynter, exploring the idea central to Wynter’s work that if learning is the way out of perpetual crises, of socio-biological collapse, a force for equity, democracy and justice that the authors of the Faure report envisioned it to be ...