New Discourses The Book of Woke: Introducing Critical Constructivism
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Apr 3, 2025 Discover how 'woke' transcends slang to become a worldview rooted in critical constructivism. The podcast explores Joe L. Kincheloe's profound insights and critiques on identity politics and education. It delves into the implications of personal biases on our perceptions of reality. The discussion challenges traditional views of evidence and objective truths, urging a deeper evaluation of our understanding. Join to unravel the complexities of contemporary ideology and the cultural narratives shaping our society.
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Woke Defined
- James Lindsay defines "woke" as critical constructivism.
- This ideology encompasses specific beliefs about the world.
Early Attempts to Define Woke
- In 2017-2018, James Lindsay sought to define the then-unnamed ideology now called "woke."
- He explored terms like "critical social justice," reflecting the ideology's self-description.
Discovering Critical Constructivism
- James Lindsay discovered the term "critical constructivist epistemology" on Wikipedia.
- This discovery linked the ideology to Joe Kincheloe and his work.
