Editor’s introduction
This small issue – just three essays – makes a very large impression, as the publications within demonstrate the wide range of currere studies, from the…
Issue · 2026
C&P Journal
Vol.
3 · 1
Published
Mar 2026
Articles
4
Authors
4
§ Table of contents
Articles
‘Something that wants me to find it’: Hauntology, race, and curricular disturbances in Updike’s “rabbit” tetralogy
This paper interrogates the epistemic and pedagogical significance of literature and philosophy within the field of curriculum theory through a reading of John…
#Curriculum #hauntology #race #literature
Charter schools as sites of neoliberal cultural reproduction: Prestige, performance, and inequity in the International Baccalaureate era
Set in a racially and economically marginalized South Bronx middle school during the late charter school era, and informed by a retrospective autoethnography, this…
#Neoliberalism #International Baccalaureate (IB) #hidden curriculum #cultural capital
Finding a friend in currere
In this article, I recount finding a friend in currere—a method that reconceptualizes curriculum as lived (Pinar, 1994)—during my master’s degree in…
#Currere #internal family systems #attachment theory #self-synthesis