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Pedagogy of the Oppressed
Book • 2014
Paulo Freire's "Pedagogy of the Oppressed" is a seminal work in education theory that critiques traditional, banking-style education and advocates for a more liberating approach.
Freire argues that education should be a transformative process that empowers students to critically analyze their world and challenge oppressive structures.
He emphasizes dialogue and participatory learning as essential tools for fostering critical consciousness and social change.
The book's enduring influence lies in its challenge to traditional power dynamics in education and its call for a more just and equitable learning environment.
Freire's work has inspired educators and activists around the world to rethink their approaches to teaching and learning.
Freire argues that education should be a transformative process that empowers students to critically analyze their world and challenge oppressive structures.
He emphasizes dialogue and participatory learning as essential tools for fostering critical consciousness and social change.
The book's enduring influence lies in its challenge to traditional power dynamics in education and its call for a more just and equitable learning environment.
Freire's work has inspired educators and activists around the world to rethink their approaches to teaching and learning.
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Mentioned in 19 episodes
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as a highly influential book on education and critical consciousness.


Stephen West

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Episode #210 ... The Pedagogy of the Oppressed (Paulo Freire, Education)
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as the topic of the next podcast episode.


Stephen West

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Episode #209 ... Improving our world through applied ethics. (Peter Singer, Katarzyna de Lazari-Radek)
Mentioned by James Lindsay as the author of this book.

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James Lindsay on Marx, Education, and the History of “Woke”
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as the originator of critical pedagogy.


Darrell Harrison

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EP # 133 | Public Education
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as one of the most commonly assigned books in ed schools around the country.

Steven Wilson

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Education Reform’s Identity Crisis
Mentioned by James Lindsay, referencing his articulation to achieve critical consciousness.

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The Woke Right's Elitist Coup: Inside the MAGA Civil War
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as a life-changing book that serves as a manifesto for uplifting oppressed people through education.


Kyle Wagner

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Essential Summer Reading List: 5 Books That will Transform Your Life as an Educator
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in the context of discussing the influence of Marxist ideology on education in South Africa.

Simon Brace

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#298 Should Christians Practice Deliverance Ministry? | Pt. 3, with Simon Brace
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as an influential figure in education.

Giles Udy

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Giles Udy - The Dark Reality of Socialism | Why It's More Dangerous Than You Think
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when defining praxis as thoughtful reflection and action.


Dylan Rodriguez

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"White Reconstruction" - Dylan Rodriguez On Domestic War, The Logics of Genocide, and Abolition
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in relation to participatory democracy and its origins in Brazil.


Jon Alexander

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Redefining Masculinity: What It Means to Be a Good Man | With Jon Alexander
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in the context of traditional banking model of education.

Christina Katopodis

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Episode 6: A Look at Active Learning
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as a Brazilian educationalist who wrote about popular education strategies.


Adjoa Jones de Almeida

Guests: Adjoa Jones de Almeida & Sunanda Ghosh, "The Power of Art in the Community"
A seminal book in critical race theory, referenced by a teacher in a lesson on slave revolts and white supremacy.

The Sunday Read: ‘Daring to Speak Up About Race in a Divided School District’
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in relation to their work on critical consciousness and praxis.


Scott Seider


Aaliyah El-Amin

How to Educate for Social Action
Mentioned by Jared, who refers to its discussion of the dialectic between the oppressor and the oppressed.

[BEST OF] The Principles of Communism: Friedrich Engels and Communist Political Theory
Mentioned by James Lindsay when explaining the concept of critical consciousness.

The Book of Woke: The Basis of Critical Constructivism

Erik Parsons

Episode 331: Erik Parsons
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as a confabulation in educational schools in the U.S.


Stanley K. Ridgley

273: DEI Exposed: How Ideology Fuels Division and Antisemitism with Stanley K. Ridgley, PhD
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for its relevance to organizing and changing oppressive systems.

Warren Nilsson

Does Your Workplace Walk Its Talk? with Warren Nilsson