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> Special Issue > > Call for Papers > > Anthropological Perspectives on Learning and Teaching: Legitimate > Peripheral Participation Revisited > > > The origin of, Lave and Wenger (1991) goes back to a conference in > 1988, so the idea of legitimate peripheral participation is 20 years > old. It has had enormous influence in some areas, but is rarely a > core citation in Teaching and Teacher Education (TATE) journal > papers. To celebrate the 25th Birthday of Tate, by focusing on the > journal's original mission statement to be multi-disciplinary, the > editors wish to have a special issue focused around empirical work > inspired by, or critical of, Lave and Wenger's concept of LPP. Papers > focused on learning and teaching in non-school contexts, such as > kitchens, riding schools, do jos, dental surgeries or prisons would be > particularly welcome. As Lave and Wenger (1991: 39-40) said 'Issues > of learning and schooling seemed to have become too deeply > interrelated in our culture'. > > Papers, between 6,000 and 9,000 words, in Tate house style, should be > submitted electronically to > by November 30th 2008 to Dr Sara Delamont, [log in to unmask] > > http://ees.elsevier.com/tate/. > Authors should suggest two referees for their paper. > > > > > Send messages to this list to: ethnography-in-education@jiscmail,.ac.uk To activate commands for this list send only the following messages, with no subject heading, to [log in to unmask] For Example: leave ethnography-in-education [This deletes your membership] set ethnography-in-education nomail [Suspends mail to you from this list] set ethnography-in-education mail [Resumes mail] review ethnography-in-education [This gets you a list of members] index ethnography-in-education [This gets a list of files in the list archive] get ethnography-in-education\FILENAME.FILETYPE [This gets a file from the archive. Type filename accurately.] To contact the owners of this list send your message to: [log in to unmask] To access the ethnography-in-education website at Jiscmail go to: www.jiscmail.ac.uk and search for ethnography-in-education