Abstract
This article explores reasons for educational research and practice in social
justice from evolutionary, ideological and philosophical viewpoints. The tension
between nihilistic and empathetic tendencies within our history is used
to reflexively examine the origins and causes of inequity with emphasis on the
works of giants such as Paolo Freire, John Dewey, Karl Marx, and Vivekananda.
Finally we address one particular issue in depth, namely the tension between
excellence and equity in talent development in schools, east and west.
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