INDEX

Academic performance, measuring

Aesthetics, ethics and

Afro-Brazilian religious syncretism

Agrarian reform

questions of

struggle for

Alternative schools

children in

criticism of

Anger, expression of

Anti-intellectualism

Anti-Racist Multicultural Education

Aronowitz, Stanley

Arrogance, classroom

Arroio, Miguel

Arts curricula, defending

Assumption

teaching preparation and

“At risk” reality study of

Authoritarianism

authority and

freedom and

overcoming

Authority

authoritarianism and

democratic

exercising

freedom and

genuine

teaching and

Autonomy

building up

pedagogy of

respect for

transition to

Banking theory

Being with

Bell Curve (Hernstein and Murray)

Blame, sense of

Brodkey, Linda scientific objectivity and

Cabral, Amílcar: class suicide and

Caring, openness to

Change

necessity of

possibility of

Chomsky, Noam

Commerce, freedom of

Common sense

critical epistemology and

evaluation and

Communication

comprehension and

ideological nature of

silence and

viable

Comprehension

Conditioning

recognition of

Conscientization

necessity of

Constantino, Renato: on miseducation

Coparticipation

Corporate foundations, control by

Critical capacity

Critical consciousness

Critical education

capacity for

risk of

Critical learning

conditions for

Critical reflection

stimulating

theoretical discourse and

Criticism

accepting

listening and

teaching and

Cultural identity

Curiosity

expression of

ingenuous

knowledge and

open-ended

questions and

spontaneous/rigorous

teaching and

See also Epistemological curiosity

Curriculum, knowledge and

Decision making

aware/conscientious

consequences of

stimulating

Deleuze, Jacques

Derrida, Jacques

Determinism

Development, profit and

Dialogue

openness to

Dignity

preconceptions of

respect for

struggle for

Discipline

addressing

undiscipline and

Discrimination

rejection of

Doing, reflecting on doing and

Domestication

Dominant ideology

education and

role of

Dualisms, overcoming

Education

as form of intervention

ideology and

genuine

liberatory

nature of

as political task

rhetoric about

training and

Educational formation, scientific

Educational practice

autonomy and

dialectical nature of

dominant classes and

ethical nature of

fundamentals of

humanization and

idealized

progressive

rigor/intellectual discipline and

struggle for

teaching/learning and

understanding

unfinishedness and

“Education and Liberation” (course)

“Education in the City” (Freire)

Educators. See Teachers

Empirical studies, problems with

Empiricism

positivism and

pseudoscientists and

Empowerment

Engels, Friedrich

Epistemological curiosity

denial of

developing

ingenious knowledge and

Erundina, Luíza

Ethics

aesthetics and

teaching and

transgression of

Evaluation

Nietzsche on

problems with

Existence

conditioned/determined

invention of

Exploitation

Fatalism

ideology of

rejection of

Flecha, Ramon

Foucault, Michel

Fowler, Roger: scientific objectivity and

Freedom

antiradicals and

authoritarianism and

authority and

children and

cultural

exercising

genuine/rebellious

limitless

limits on

pedagogy of

risk and

teaching and

Freire, Nita

Freire, Paulo

death of

frame of reference for

humanism of

influence of

progressives and

Fromm, Erich

Future

construction of

inexorable

openness of

Garcia, Olgair

Generalizations, dealing with

Generosity

classroom

denial of

Gestures, importance of

Giroux, Henry

Globalization

fatalism of

uncertainties of

Grassroots groups

challenging

ingenuous knowledge of

Great Refusal

Great Traditions

Haraway, Donna: scientific objectivity and

Harvard Educational Review, criticism of

Harvard Graduate School of Education (HGSE)

anti-intellectualism at

faculty discourse at

Freire and

research at

Havel, Vaclav

Hearing, listening and

Hernstein, Richard J.

HGSE. See Harvard Graduate School of Education

History

consciousness and

death of

ethical/political

Hook, Sidney

hooks, bell

Hope

absence of

joy and

radical nature of

sharing

unfinishedness and

Human Genome Project

Humanities curricula, defending

Humanization

denial of

greatness and

negotiation of

Human liberation, radical democracy and

Human nature, preoccupation with

Human solidarity, ethics of

Humility

cultivation of

denial of

Identity

cultural

respect for

Ideology education and

explicit/implicit

power of

resistance to

teaching practice and

Incompleteness. See Unfinishedness

Insignificant gestures, profound effect of

Intellectual vanguardism, influence of

Intervention

capacity for

education as

forms of

Jacob, Francόis: on learning

Joy

hope and

Knowing process

Knowledge

curiosity and

curriculum and

enthusiasm for

indispensability of

ingenuous

lived experience and

production of

transfer of

Kozol, Jonathan: on Mott Haven

Language and Literacy Program

Learning

capacity for

listening and

process of

programming for

teaching and

theoretical/critical reflection on

Leistyna, Pepi

Life–support structure

development of

Linguistic theory

Listening

criticism and

hearing and

learning and

silence and

speaking and

teaching and

Literacy circles

humanizing process and

political revolution and

Literacy Corps Tutor Training Program

“Literacy Politics and Policy, The” (course)

Literacy tutors, training

Louima, Abner: brutalization of

McLaren, Peter

Macedo, Donaldo

Marketplace

dictatorship of

ethics of

Marx, Karl

radicality and

Memmi, Albert: on liberal colonizers

Methodological rigor

teaching and

Mills, C. Wright

Mitchell, Grace

Monell, Dean

Mott Haven, described

Murray, Charles

Myers, Greg: scientific objectivity and

Neoliberalism

abhorrence for

antihumanist character of

fatalism of

Neutrality

communication and

New York City Board of Education, alternative schools and

Nietzsche, Friedrich: on evaluation

Non-governmental organizations (NGOs)

agrarian reform and

Objectivity

absolute

subjectivity and

subversion of

Olin Foundation, critical learning and

Openness

corrosion of

to dialogue

unfinishedness and

Oppression

struggle against

Peacemakers, teachers as

Pedagogy

compassionate teaching and

as universal

Pedagogy of Freedom (Freire)

utopianism of

writing of

Pedagogy of the Heart (Freire)

Pedagogy of the Oppressed (Freire)

misreadings of

Pinto, Danilson

convictions of

success of

Political presence

Political vanguardism, influence of

Positivism

empiricism and

Practice

activism and

critical thinking on

discourse and

evaluation of

theory and

See also Educational practice; Teaching practice

Professional competence

Pseudoscientists

criticism of

empiricism and

Questions

curiosity and

stimulating

Racism

opposing

Radical democracy, human liberation and

Reality

apprehending

changing

Research

critical/social issues and

teaching and

Resistance

cultural

Respect

capacity for

freedom and

importance of

struggle for

Responsibility

assuming

ethical

renouncing

Right thinking

difficulties of

human nature and

lived practice and

requirements of

right doing and

risk and

teachers and

unfinishedness and

Rigor

methodological

scientific

subversion of

Risk

consequences and

freedom and

Risk and Prevention Program

Sartre, Jean-Paul

Schudson, Michael

Science

critical definition of

denying

hard

Scientific formation

Security, grounding of

Self-assumption, teaching preparation and

Self-blame

Self-confidence

Self-criticism

Self-exploration, education and

Self-preservation

Seminar on Liberation Pedagogy

Silence, communication and

Social transformation

education and

Struggle

capacity for

foundation for

Students

autonomy of

commitment to

dignity of

evaluation of

freedom of

ingenuous curiosity of

knowledge of

listening and

material conditions of

respect for

security and

teachers and

worldview of

Suffering, self-blame for

Teachers

authoritarian

authority for

coordinating by

democratic-minded

dignity of

as facilitators

impact of

listening and

organization by

as purveyors of knowledge

respect for

responsibilities for

rights for

role of

struggles of

students and

as transmitters of received knowledge

working reality of

Teachers as Cultural Workers: Letters to Those Who Dare Teach

(Freire)

Teaching

authority and

capacity for

commitment for

correct thinking and

critical thinking on

curiosity and

democratic authority in

freedom and

human nature/art of

joy of

knowledge transfer and

learning and

listening and

methodological rigor of

programming for

research and

Teaching practice

coherence in

critical thinking on

elements of

evaluation of

ideology and

Teaching preparation

unfinishedness and

Technical efficiency

Technical training

acquiescence to

Technology

deifying

denying

Theory

critical reflection and

practice and

scapegoating of

verbalism and

Tolerance

Training, education and

Transformation

capacity for

education and

postponing

social

Transmission theory. See Banking theory

Unemployment, inevitability of

Unfinishedness

awareness of

hope and

openness and

right thinking and

Unions

agrarian reform and

education and

Universal human ethic

dictatorship and

promotion of

struggle for

terrorism and

transgression of

Verbalism, theory and

White supremacy

defense against

Word, reading of

Workers Party, Freire and

World, reading of

Worldview, resistance to/acceptance of