The Voice of Liberal Learning

In 1989, Michael Oakeshott's work engages with the prevailing critical discourse surrounding education in the United States, which had gained significant traction. The book offers a counter-narrative to the negative perspectives dominating the conversation, presenting a more nuanced understanding of liberal learning. Through Oakeshott's insights, readers are invited to reconsider the value and purpose of education, contributing to an essential dialogue about its role in society.