IS DECOLONIZATION OR REVITALIZATION OF EDUCATION NECESSARY IN POST-COLONIAL INDIA? A PHILOSOPHICAL INTROSPECTION
Journal: EDUCATIONAL DISCOURSE: COLLECTION OF SCIENTIFIC PAPERS (Vol.14, No. 6)Publication Date: 2019-07-10
Authors : Olga Kyvliuk;
Page : 7-19
Keywords : decolonization; revitalization; colonial rule; colonial education system; indigenous cultures; swaraj (self-rule); nationalism; native language(s);
Abstract
The material is to go back to the work of the master-academicians of British Rule and Post British Rule times. Some asked for radical change in the education system, like Rabindranath Tagore; but people like M. K. Gandhi were moderate and thought of self-sufficient education system. Many other academicians till date are figuring out new educational policies either to ‘decolonize' or ‘revitalize' Indian Education System; this being the Indian ‘post-modern deconstruction' of rigid and orthodox being replaced by progressive and invigorating policies; not giving up the old but ‘revitalizing' the old in new scenario.
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