The unfolding of Paulo Freire's philosophy, uniqueness, and the lens through which he viewed the world, which ultimately brought this gentle spirit of a man onto the world stage, began at a young age in his hometown of Recife, Brazil. Remarkably grounded in the wisdom of humility, yet gifted with a determined strength, deep insight, and perceptive intelligence, Freire not only believed in the human spirit, goodness, and the fostering of a more hopeful world, but was also profoundly committed to challenging individuals and political, educational, and religious structures that perpetuated the…mehr
The unfolding of Paulo Freire's philosophy, uniqueness, and the lens through which he viewed the world, which ultimately brought this gentle spirit of a man onto the world stage, began at a young age in his hometown of Recife, Brazil. Remarkably grounded in the wisdom of humility, yet gifted with a determined strength, deep insight, and perceptive intelligence, Freire not only believed in the human spirit, goodness, and the fostering of a more hopeful world, but was also profoundly committed to challenging individuals and political, educational, and religious structures that perpetuated the status quo. To that same end, this book recounts the life and thought of a remarkable man who appeared at a critical point in history, and whose courageous, prophetic voice of conscience remains extraordinarily relevant.
James D. Kirylo is Associate Professor of education in the College of Education and Human Development at Southeastern Louisiana University. He has taught at the University of South Alabama, Universidad Evángelica del Paraguay, and the University of Alabama at Birmingham, and for many years at the elementary school level; he is the recipient of several teaching awards. His research interests are in the areas of teacher leadership, curriculum development, literacy, and critical pedagogy. He has published works in several journals, and is the author of Teaching, Learning, and Reflecting: Essays on Education (2004) and co-editor of Curriculum Development: Perspectives from Around the World (2010).
Inhaltsangabe
Donaldo Macedo: Foreword - Shirley R. Steinberg: Preface: In the Ninetieth Year - Acknowledgments - Introduction - Brazil: A Land of Many Contrasts - Part I: Life and Work: - It Began in Recife - The Educator (Before the Exile) - The Exile Years (1964-1980) - Returning Home - Influences: An Overview -Freirean Themes - Part II: Liberation Theology, Critical Pedagogy, and Legacy - Liberation Theology and Paulo Freire - Paulo Freire, Black Theology of Liberation, and Liberation Theology: A Conversation (with James H. Cone - An Overview of Critical Pedagogy: A Case in Point in Freirean Inspired Teaching - The Influence of Freire on Scholars: A Select List - An Interview with Ana Maria (Nita) Araújo Freire - The Man from Recife and Why He Matters - Peter McLaren: Afterword: Paulo Freire: Defending His Heritage to Remake the Earth - Appendix A - Appendix B - References - Index.
Foreword; Acknowledgements; Introduction; Spirituality and Paulo Freire; Introduction; What Is Spirituality?; Paulo Freire’s Family and Religious Background; Freire’s Adult Spiritual Development; Popular Education and Exile; The Nature of Freire’s Spirituality; Conclusion; The Easter Experience: Conversion to the People; Discovering Powerlessness; Conversion to the People; Freire’s Easter; Easter Experience as an Ongoing Process; Stages of Conversion to the Poor; Liberating the Oppressor; Easter Experience Today; Paul Farmer; New Sanctuary Movement; Personalism, Humanism, and a Freirean Spirituality Toward Humanizing Humanity; Personalism and Its Explicable Link to Humanism; Emmanuel Mounier; Informed by Humanist Thought; Making Visible in Practice the Spiritual Nature of God in Humanizing Humanity; A Visionary of Hope; Hope, History and Utopia; Introduction; Personalism; Utopia; Marxism; Freire’s Theology of Hope and History; The Prophetic Role of the Church; Denunciation, Annunciation and Action; Hope and Personal Faith; Grounded in the Well of Love; An Overview of Virtue; The Virtue of Love; A Tramp of the Obvious Who Loved; Teaching as an Act of Love–Dialogue as Demonstration of Love; Conclusion; A Man Who Humbly Lived in Authenticity; The Praxis toward Living Authentically; With Respect to the Educator; Humility; An Incredible Presence; Conscientization: Inner and Outer Transformation for Liberation; Black Lives Matter; The Nature of Conscientization; Stages of Conscientization; Praxis and Community; The Implicit Spirituality of Conscientization; Conclusion; A Freirean Imprint on Liberation Theology; Contemporary Historical Context; Synods of Latin American Bishops; Impact of the Protestant Church; The Formation of Ecclesial Base Communities; Taking a Position of Non-Neutrality; Five Concepts Identified with Liberation Theology; In Summary; Epilogue: A Call to Reinvent.
Donaldo Macedo: Foreword - Shirley R. Steinberg: Preface: In the Ninetieth Year - Acknowledgments - Introduction - Brazil: A Land of Many Contrasts - Part I: Life and Work: - It Began in Recife - The Educator (Before the Exile) - The Exile Years (1964-1980) - Returning Home - Influences: An Overview -Freirean Themes - Part II: Liberation Theology, Critical Pedagogy, and Legacy - Liberation Theology and Paulo Freire - Paulo Freire, Black Theology of Liberation, and Liberation Theology: A Conversation (with James H. Cone - An Overview of Critical Pedagogy: A Case in Point in Freirean Inspired Teaching - The Influence of Freire on Scholars: A Select List - An Interview with Ana Maria (Nita) Araújo Freire - The Man from Recife and Why He Matters - Peter McLaren: Afterword: Paulo Freire: Defending His Heritage to Remake the Earth - Appendix A - Appendix B - References - Index.
Foreword; Acknowledgements; Introduction; Spirituality and Paulo Freire; Introduction; What Is Spirituality?; Paulo Freire’s Family and Religious Background; Freire’s Adult Spiritual Development; Popular Education and Exile; The Nature of Freire’s Spirituality; Conclusion; The Easter Experience: Conversion to the People; Discovering Powerlessness; Conversion to the People; Freire’s Easter; Easter Experience as an Ongoing Process; Stages of Conversion to the Poor; Liberating the Oppressor; Easter Experience Today; Paul Farmer; New Sanctuary Movement; Personalism, Humanism, and a Freirean Spirituality Toward Humanizing Humanity; Personalism and Its Explicable Link to Humanism; Emmanuel Mounier; Informed by Humanist Thought; Making Visible in Practice the Spiritual Nature of God in Humanizing Humanity; A Visionary of Hope; Hope, History and Utopia; Introduction; Personalism; Utopia; Marxism; Freire’s Theology of Hope and History; The Prophetic Role of the Church; Denunciation, Annunciation and Action; Hope and Personal Faith; Grounded in the Well of Love; An Overview of Virtue; The Virtue of Love; A Tramp of the Obvious Who Loved; Teaching as an Act of Love–Dialogue as Demonstration of Love; Conclusion; A Man Who Humbly Lived in Authenticity; The Praxis toward Living Authentically; With Respect to the Educator; Humility; An Incredible Presence; Conscientization: Inner and Outer Transformation for Liberation; Black Lives Matter; The Nature of Conscientization; Stages of Conscientization; Praxis and Community; The Implicit Spirituality of Conscientization; Conclusion; A Freirean Imprint on Liberation Theology; Contemporary Historical Context; Synods of Latin American Bishops; Impact of the Protestant Church; The Formation of Ecclesial Base Communities; Taking a Position of Non-Neutrality; Five Concepts Identified with Liberation Theology; In Summary; Epilogue: A Call to Reinvent.
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"If Paulo Freire could read this book, he would certainly be happy with how James D. Kirylo has presented his thought, faithfully and respectfully recreating him without distortion." Ana Maria Araújo Freire
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