The Role of Critical Pedagogy in the Globalization Era and the Aftermath of September 11, 2001. Interview with Peter McLaren
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Globalization, social class, critical pedagogy.Resumo
In the face of postmodern theories claiming the end of the working class, Peter McLaren discusses globalization as a form of imperialism; he does so from a critical perspective founded on the Marxist theory and on the concept of social class. Regarding the events of September 11, 2001, he describes U.S. foreign policy and its effects at the international level. He contrasts Bin Laden and Che Guevara, highlighting the differences between the two figures. The conclusion of his analysis defines the role of critical pedagogy in education, whose purpose is that of contributing to the creation of an egalitarian society based on the values of cooperation and solidarity.Downloads
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Luxemburg, R. (1919). The crisis in German social democracy: The Junius pamphlet. New York: The Socialist Publication Society.
Mészáros, I. (1999). Marxim, the capital system, and social revolution: An interview with István Mészáros. Science and Society, 63 (3), 338-361.
Ollman, B. (2001). How to take an exam and remake the world. Montreal: Black Rose Books.
Mészáros, I. (1999). Marxim, the capital system, and social revolution: An interview with István Mészáros. Science and Society, 63 (3), 338-361.
Ollman, B. (2001). How to take an exam and remake the world. Montreal: Black Rose Books.
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2001-11-01