Teaching Controversial Topics: Iconography and the Confederate Battle Flag in the South.

발행: 1998
확인된 저자: Leib, Jonathan I.
소속·발행: Journal of Geography
출처: 해외 ERIC
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Discusses strategies for teaching controversial topics through an examination of the cultural and political geographic concept of iconography using as an example the recent debates over flying the Confederate flag this decade in the American South. Conveys that there is not a conclusive model or sol

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