...Laura Randall Paulo Freire and the Cold War Politics of Literacy . By Kirkendall Andrew J. . Chapel Hill : University of North Carolina Press , 2010 . Photographs. Notes. Bibliography. Index . xvi , 246 pp. Cloth , $34.95 . Copyright 2012 by Duke University Press 2012...

...Andrew J. Kirkendall Che Guevara, Paulo Freire, and the Pedagogy of Revolution . By Mclaren Peter . Foreword by Araújo Freire Ana Maria . Culture and Education . Lanham, Md. : Rowman and Littlefield , 2000 . Photographs. Notes. Bibliographies. Index . xxx , 220 pp. Cloth...

...Philip R. Fletcher Paulo Freire e o Nacionalismo Desenvolvimentista . By Paiva Vanilda Pereira . Rio de Janeiro : Editora Civilização Brasileira , 1980 . Pp. 208. Paper . Copyright 1982 by Duke University Press 1982 Both in North America and Western Europe, Paulo Freire...

... Diego Barros Arana . By Barros Carlos Orrego . Santiago , 1952 . Universidad de Chile . Pp. 277 . Freire, liberator de Chiloé . By Gutiérrez Manuel Reyno . Santiago , 1952 . Zig-Zag . Colección Biografías . Pp. 266 . Copyright 1954 by Duke University Press...

..., concerns over the future of labor organizing, and efforts to seek social justice. Drawing on the work of Paulo Freire in Pedagogy of the Oppressed , students in the seminars engage in praxis and work to deconstruct four interrelated and seemingly fixed binaries: structure and agency, theory and practice...

... such as Paulo Freire, Ernesto Laclau, and Néstor García Canclini to the emergence of cultural studies. For the authors, cultural criticism represents, in itself, an anticolonial project aiming at debunking the Western European and North American claim to civilizational superiority. Nevertheless, they note...

...Robert Hayes Historia da força aérea brasileina . By Lavenere-Wanderley Nelson Freire . Rio de Janeiro , 1975 . Editoria Gráfica Brasileira Ltda . Illustrations. Maps. Index . Pp. 384 . Paper . Copyright 1976 by Duke University Press 1976 A more accurate title...

...Anyda Marchant In 1928 these ideas were new and startling to many. Since then—and especially as the result of the work of such writers as Gilberto Freire—sociological speculation of this sort has become widely accepted. Nevertheless, the glimpse that Prado gives of Brazilian society over...

...: Indígenas derribando el cerco de la discriminación en salud by Charles L. Briggs, Norbelys Gómez, Tirso Gómez, Clara Mantini-Briggs, Conrado Moraleda Izco, and Enrique Moraleda Izco with collaboration by Steven Schwartz, Aimé Tillett, and Germán Freire, published in Hispanic American Historical Review 96...

... concept of education comes from the work of Ivan Illich and Paulo Freire, who have focused on informal educational settings and the political implications they foster. This encompassing view of education provides the framework for the book. Molding the Hearts and Minds comprises contributions from...

... and insightful discussion of works by Gustavo Gutiérrez, Paulo Freire, Horacio Cerutti Guldberg, and Enrique Dussell, among others. She distinguishes liberation theology from the lesser-known but equally compelling philosophy of liberation, and demonstrates how both can join together “to defend the cultural...

... the influence of the Council of Vatican II’s proposals; dependency theory; guerrilla movements; and nationalism, democracy, and neoliberalism in the post – Cold War era and in the current era of globalization. The book collects contributions by Rigoberta Menchú, Paulo Freire, Eduardo Galeano, Raúl Prebisch...

.... Also the footnotes should be used with caution. But with regard to the O’Higgins the author has done his work well. After his overthrow by Ramón Freire in 1823 O’Higgins went into exile in Peru, where he was given the former royalist estate of Montalván. He longed to take part in the final...

... movement mobilized millions in the streets to demand equal rights and an end to discrimination. I conducted two interviews with Seixas about events that took place in the Tiradentes Prison in 1972, and a brief interview with Alipio Freire that confirmed the details of his story. Freire, who also...

... ministers as Bernardino Caballero and Gomes Freire Esteves (under Franco) and Lt. Colonel Arturo Bray (under Paiva) were avid exponents of nazi-fascist ideas, and that they attempted to apply these concepts—or at least their version of them—in the Paraguayan national context. Seiferheld generally seeks...

... Gómez Fernández, Antonio Freire Castrillón, and Francisco de Sales Rodríguez de la Bárcena, to whom some were addressed and who promoted their dissemination Cristina Torra’s study of Bartolomé José Gallardo and his Diccionario crítico burlesco is an expanded reaffirmation of Rafael Vélez’ thesis about...

..., which, while generally not adopted into law at the time, has exterted a major influence on subsequent proposals for educational reform even up to the present day. Other projetos included are ones by José Bonifácio, the revered “patriarch of independence,” and Dr. Domingos José Freire, who enjoyed...

... was a French professional soldier who became disillusioned with France after the fall of Napoleon. He went to Chile and offered his services to the revolutionary forces fighting for independence from Spain. Bernardo O’Higgins considered him an excellent officer; General Ramón Freire admired his military...

..., and reviews the careers and contributions to the genre of the best known composers, from Freire Júnior and José Francisco de Freitas to Ari Barroso and Hekel Tavares. Very useful are the lists at the end of each chapter of all works written for the popular stage by each composer, as this type of information...

... in the scholarly world for his superb, multinational study Paulo Freire and the Cold War Politics of Literacy (2010). This book is very different. Kirkendall confined his archival research to the United States and almost exclusively to published sources in the English language. Nonetheless, the depth of research...