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Power over Power: What Power Means in Ordinary Life, How It Is Related to Acting Freely, and What It Can Contribute to a Renovated Ethics of Educatio
Discusses the nature of power, describes its psychological and social aspects, and speculates about the relationship between power and freedom
224 pages, Paperback
First published September 1, 1981
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