Teaching To TransgressFirst published in 1994. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company. |
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User Review - kristykay22 - LibraryThingEvery one of us has been a student, and most of us are also teachers (and still students) even if that isn't our job title. In this books hooks gives us the best kind of theory -- passionate, clear ... Read full review
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User Review - alwright1 - LibraryThingThis is my first introduction to bell hooks's writing. It's her work on liberation pedagogy, structured as stand-alone essays. There was plenty of food for thought. Especially useful for me in the health disparities curriculum I help teach to high school students every summer. Read full review
Contents
Introduction Teaching to Transgress | |
1 Engaged Pedagogy | |
2 A Revolution of Values The Promise of Multicultural Change | |
3 Embracing Change Teaching in a Multicultural World | |
4 Paulo Freire | |
5 Theory as Liberatory Practice | |
6 Essentialism and Experience | |
7 Holding My Sisters Hand Feminist Solidarity | |
8 Feminist Thinking In the Classroom Right Now | |
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