Revolutionary Social Transformation: Democratic Hopes, Political Possibilities and Critical Education

Paula Allman

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Critical and Liberation Pedagogy Political theory and Gramsci Education, Politics, and Culture Studies

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Preface by Peter McLaren Introduction by Henry A. Giroux Introduction: Rationale and Orientation The Vision Consciousness Dialectical Conceptualization: Towards a Dialectical Understanding of Capitalism Education and Social Transformation: The Ideas of Freire and Gramsci More on Visions: Re-Creating Our Concepts of Democracy, Truth, and Equality Further Readings Index

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