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Abstract This article extends the authors’ earlier work (Young and how to provide a satisfactory account of the ‘power’ of knowledge in the humanities. By identifying three meanings of ‘powerful knowledge’, and making an argument for their interrelationship, the article aims to put the concept on a firmer footing and point to its potential implications for curriculum theory.
Muller et al. (Thu,) studied this question.