A Physical Education

A Physical EducationBy: Jonathan Taylor Series: Goldsmiths Press Unidentified Fictional Objects On bullying, discipline, and power in school and beyond. What does it mean to be a bully? What does it feel like to be bulliedto be a victim, a pariah, a scapegoat? What are the techniques, patterns, and languages of bullying? Intermingling memoir with literary criticism, philosophy, and sociology, A Physical Education attempts to answer these questions. A highly original

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Alanna Mitchell offers a beautifully crafted narrative history of surprising ideas and science

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