counterindoctrination

noun

counterindoctrination

noun

Etymology From counter- + indoctrination.

1

indoctrination against a previously imparted doctrine

  • Counts argued that capitalism could not be reconstructed into a more humane social order unless conservative indoctrination to which students were subjected in schools (and elsewhere) was challenged by radical counterindoctrination.2014, David W. Hursh, E. Wayne Ross, Democratic Social Education: Social Studies for Social Change:

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