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Cathryn van Kessel
Cathryn van Kessel
Associate Professor of Curriculum Studies, TCU
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Villainification and evil in social studies education
C van Kessel, RM Crowley
Theory & Research in Social Education 45 (4), 427-455, 2017
632017
Terror management theory and the educational situation
C Van Kessel, K Den Heyer, J Schimel
Journal of Curriculum Studies 52 (3), 428-442, 2020
462020
Teaching the climate crisis: Existential considerations
C van Kessel
Journal of Curriculum Studies Research 2 (1), 129-145, 2020
452020
Evil, agency, and citizenship education
K den Heyer, C van Kessel
McGill Journal of education 50 (1), 79-96, 2015
252015
Teaching as an immortality project: Positing weakness in response to terror
C Van Kessel, K Burke
Journal of Philosophy of Education 52 (2), 216-229, 2018
212018
Fighting the plague:“Difficult” knowledge as sirens’ song in teacher education
C van Kessel, M Saleh
Journal of Curriculum Studies Research 2 (2), 1-20, 2020
192020
An Education in'Evil': Implications for Curriculum, Pedagogy, and Beyond
C Van Kessel
Springer, 2019
172019
A phenomenographic study of youth conceptualizations of evil: Order-words and the politics of evil
C van Kessel
Canadian Journal of Education/Revue canadienne de l'éducation 40 (4), 576-602, 2017
122017
Critical corpse studies: Engaging with corporeality and mortality in curriculum
M Helmsing, C van Kessel
Taboo: The Journal of Culture and Education 19 (3), 10, 2020
112020
Responding to worldview threats in the classroom: An exploratory study of preservice teachers
C van Kessel, N Jacobs, F Catena, K Edmondson
Journal of Teacher Education 73 (1), 97-109, 2022
102022
Banal and fetishized evil: Implicating ordinary folk in genocide education
C van Kessel
Journal of International Social Studies 8 (2), 160-171, 2018
102018
Deindividualizing evil and good in social education
C Kessel
Social Education 86 (5), 347-354, 2022
92022
The Transparency of Evil in The Leftovers and its Implications for Student (Dis)engagement
C van Kessel
Educational Studies 52 (1), 51-67, 2016
92016
Theorizing necropolitics in social studies education
BA Varga, ME Helmsing, C van Kessel, RC Christ
Theory & Research in Social Education 51 (1), 47-71, 2023
82023
Thinking educational controversies through evil and prophetic indictment: Conversation versus conversion
KJ Burke, C van Kessel
Educational Philosophy and Theory 53 (1), 90-100, 2021
72021
Situating Covid-19 within the context of death and grief
RC Christ, BA Varga, ME Helmsing, C van Kessel
Post-pandemic social studies: How COVID-19 has changed the world and how we …, 2022
62022
Ma (r) king the unthinkable: Cultural and existential engagements of extreme historical violence
BA Varga, C Van Kessel
Journal of Curriculum Theorizing 36 (2), 16-31, 2021
62021
Hello from the other side: Breathing life into death and grief with/in the context of social studies education
BA Varga, C van Kessel, ME Helmsing, RC Christ
Iowa Journal for the Social Studies 29 (2), 8-29, 2021
62021
A textbook study in villainification: The need to renovate our depictions of villains
C van Kessel, R Plots
One World in Dialogue 5 (1), 21-31, 2019
62019
“If you can’t tell, does it matter?” Westworld, the murder of the real, and 21st century schooling
C van Kessel, K Kline
Journal of Curriculum and Pedagogy 16 (2), 196-216, 2019
52019
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