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The Failure of Living-Together in Rwanda: What is the Responsibility of History Textbooks?
مكان النشر | عام النشر | الترتيبات: 
Québec | 2013 | p. 131–153
ISBN/ISSN: 
ISSN 1916-0666 (numérique)
المؤلف: 
Éric Mutabazi
المؤلف المشارك: 
McGill Journal of Education
المنطقة: 
إفريقيا

Rwanda, landlocked in the Great Lakes region in Central Africa, has known war and massacres resulting in the 1994 genocide. Many critics and researchers have attempted to explain the reasons behind the inhuman and monstrous massacres that ravaged this country. While political, historical and economical factors are more often invoked to justify these horrible events, this article seeks to draw attention to the responsibility of history textbooks in the failure of living-together in pre-genocide Rwanda. Our analysis of textbook content reveals that certain values transmitted through the teaching of Rwanda’s history has generated injustice, inequality, victimisation, suffering, etc., at school and in society. We attempt to demonstrate how textbook content contributed to the failure of living-together in Rwanda and we propose alternative perspectives to guide the development of content that can contribute to peace, unity and living-together in post-genocide Rwanda.

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الموضوعات: 
منع التطرف العنيف / الإبادة الجماعية
السلام / ثقافة السلام
مستوى التعليم: 
التعليم الابتدائي
التعليم الثانوي