what's the "real'' difference between pedagogy and ideology? don't know, but it's probably equivalent to: a bunch of dwarfs among a bunch of children... spot the ******* rottweiler.
the "problem" with individuation on a level of pedagogy - it's all fun & games to be attired in a catholic school uniform - rebelling against the "suggested" attire by wearing a black shirt, when otherwise expected to attire yourself with either a white, or blue shirt... and so you can breed a sort of people that don't really have a high school narrative akin to the h'americans... who cling to high school fueds without engrossing themselves in the years as if: they ought to be prized... yet there is a problem... at school a mantra hovered over me... the mantra was ushered in like a ghost, and it clinged to me like a spectral mushroom... you are different, just like everyone else!* it's hard to craft an individuation process with this mantra hovering over you... simply because there's a question: different to / from what? where's the that that i'm supposed to align myself to, while simultaneously not aligning myself to that? i honestly can't be bothered to play a second game of pedagogy... because ideology is just that... i have to be ******* myself silly in thinking that this requires an oversimplification... you are different... just like everyone else... which is a quirky paradox that hovers over you when you're supposed to wear a school uniform... because: how can i? well, at least i can escape the hell of having to cite high school "dramas" in my later life... is there anything memorable about it, prior to infusing myself with delusions? not really... the ontological basis for the existence of memory is bewildering: no wonder it needs the surrealism of an "education"... seems more pardonable to watch rust form on a shipwreck... because what can i actually "keep"? it would be a natural answer to amass a large number of things to counter the fact that: i'm trying to hold a handful of water in cusped hands, when it comes to remembering something; but i do retain my list of riches in terms of a: past experience... and i cling to these artefacts like a tyrant... but i am not fortunate in that i have been given a debilitating mantra - i guess: the point when you stop blaming yourself is when you curl out of the egg that the "guiltless" people like to shove the jack back into a box of solipsism... oh yeah: they're also real... i hate the gimmick: the only person you can blame is yourself... tell that to the Auschwitz survivors: 'cos i'm also not buying; not having to blame yourself is the most liberating act of punk; ah, but to mind: the misnomerism of narcissism - and the general ambivalence regarding "immaturity"... trust really is, far harder to fathom than truth... because there's no abstract to hide it in... back to: what the ideologue doesn't understand is that: there's no second (attempt at) pedagogy. why on earth would i rob a person of their moral duty merely question? a person without a moral sensibility is also a person without a question: morality - a guideline worth the abstinence with respect to having a choice; versus the regret of not having it in the first place.