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Political Acts: Literacy Learning and Teaching.
Offers a critique of the interwoven nature of politics and literacy learning and teaching. Identifies political acts as interventions by those in positions of power and in government that determine how literacy is learned and taught. Focuses on: an ideological view that has most influenced literacy
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