This book will provoke cognitive dissonance and intellectual unease in the reader, which will encourage them to try to update and internalize some of the ‘theories inside their heads,’ which have been embedded there since their school years. For teachers and researchers to internalize such encouragements permanently, certain conditions and encouraging environments need to be created and accompanied by new experiences of alternative practices, which are rare today. Creating conditions for gaining this kind of experience in teaching and research is politics’ primary function and...