The Prophet and the Virgin: The Masculine and Feminine Roots of Teaching
Released: Sep 01, 2003
Publisher: Ian Randle Publishers
Format: Hardcover, 480 pages
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Description:
This book traces the evolution of teaching from the invention of schooling in Sumer in Ancient Mesopotamia, through its transformation in Ancient Greece and then through its adaptations in the classical eras of the monotheistic religions: Judaism, Islam and Christianity. It is ultimately the historical sociology of the teaching profession with special focus on the gender of teachers.
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