Jason Stanley - Democratic vs. Fascist Education

Jason Stanley, a philosophy professor at Yale, discusses the differences between democratic and fascist education. Democratic education aims to include diverse perspectives and foster critical thinking, while fascist education focuses on glorifying national traditions and promoting obedience. The video explores how these educational approaches impact society, emphasizing the importance of understanding history and the role of educational institutions in shaping political ideologies.

What is the primary purpose of Democratic education according to the text?

How does fascist education differ in its approach to history compared to Democratic education?

What role does the concept of a 'mythic past' play in fascist education?

In what ways does the text suggest that fascist education promotes obedience?

What are the implications of focusing on job skills in fascist education?

How does the text describe the treatment of diverse voices in Democratic education?

What can be expected in educational institutions when fascist elements are present in society?