THE CURRENCY OF THE RADICALISM IN PAULO FREIRE IN THE FIRST WRITINGS AT THE EXILE: OUTLINING FOR EDUCATIVE PRACTICES IN THE DIRECTION OF HUMAN’S EMANCIPATION
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https://doi.org/10.5216/ia.v46ied.especial.68380Abstract
This text aims to analyze the conception of humanizing radicalism in Paulo Freire and the determinations that this concept engenders to the educative practices intending to the human’s emancipation. It results from bibliographical research in the works “Pedagogia do Oprimido” (2013) and “Educação como prática para liberdade” (2013), and in the reflections of appropriators. The humanizing radicalism in Paulo Freire is a product of his praxis, result of his quest for better comprehending the reality’s elements and to act in a consistent manner steering to the transformation of the social reality. Indeed, the radicalism of Freire is humanizing, because it defends human’s emancipation. It is humanizing to safeguard the possibility of emancipation and of the constitution of being more of the individuals starting from the collective and active building, directly involving the oppressed.
KEYWORDS: Freirean Pedagogy. Radicalism. Social Transformation. Educative Practices.
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