The Uses and Misuses of ‘Alienation’ in the Social Sciences and Education

British Journal of Educational Studies 45 (3):263-275 (1997)
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Abstract

Despite the ambiguities, even contradictions, that surround the term 'alienation' it has been much used and found useful, particularly at certain times. This paper provides a brief history and analysis of the term, exploring both its attractions to some, and the suspicions of others. The way in which the term is used and misused in educational research, and the ways in which the concepts which the term suggest could be developed, are also explored.

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