Power over power: what power means in ordinary life, how it is related to acting freely, and what it can contribute to a renovated ethics of education

Ithaca: Cornell University Press (1981)
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Discusses the nature of power, describes its psychological and social aspects, and speculates about the relationship between power and freedom

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