Pedagogy and the struggle for voice : issues of language, power, and schooling for Puerto Ricans

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Preface Series Introduction: Rethinking the Pedagogy of Voice, Difference, and Cultural Struggle by Henry A. Giroux The Tensions of Voices Past and Present: Colonization, Schooling and Linguistic Imposition The Rudiments of Voice: Towards an Understanding of Dialogic Opposition The Power and Meaning of Words Bilingualism, Pedagogy, and Voice Bibliography

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