This book introduces readers to the writing of the French philosopher, Jacques Ranci?re, and discusses the uptake of his work in education. Written from a personal perspective, the book tells the story of the author's engagement with Ranci?re's writing as an educational researcher. The first part of the book introduces Ranci?re's interventions on democracy and politics, art and aesthetics, emancipation, and education. The second part of the book analyses...