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Sport, Meritocracy, and Shakespeare
2020Shakespearean adaptations She’s the Man (2006, dir. Andy Fickman) and O (2001, dir. Tim Blake Nelson) replace early modern nobility with a late-twentieth- and early-twenty-first-century sports-based meritocracy, reorienting around sport because it shows that the status and triumphs its characters experience are earned and are not accidents of birth ...
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2002
Abstract The aim of the next two parts of the book is to loosen the grip that the ideas of merit and equality have on our thinking in this area, in the hope that other ideas and approaches might then find room to breathe. I take the idea of meritocracy first because, as I noted in the Introduction, it seems to be the default position. By
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Abstract The aim of the next two parts of the book is to loosen the grip that the ideas of merit and equality have on our thinking in this area, in the hope that other ideas and approaches might then find room to breathe. I take the idea of meritocracy first because, as I noted in the Introduction, it seems to be the default position. By
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Can meritocracy replace democracy? A conceptual framework
Philosophy and Social Criticism, 2020Baogang He, Mark E Warren
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Meritocracy and Elitism in a Global City: Ideological Shifts in Singapore
International Political Science Review, 2008Kenneth Paul Tan
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Michael Young'sThe Rise of the Meritocracy: A Philosophical Critique
British Journal of Educational Studies, 2011Ansgar Allen
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Meritocracy, Self-Concerns, and Whites' Denial of Racial Inequity
Self and Identity, 2012Eric D Knowles, Brian S Lowery
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