Pedagogy of the Oppressed: 50th Anniversary Edition

someone asked me to read this to talk about, and i think it is important to be open to learning things through real people who are around us rather than just computer-generated suggestions, so i listened to it. unfortunately, Paulo seems to have chosen to become bitter and is now desperately confused by his experiences, rather than dealing with reality productively. it also seems like he's starting a new branch to the relatively new and popular religion of marxist humanism. very dry, and loaded with buzzwords, and attempts to redefine and create new buzzwords. yes i realize this is book is very popular in academia at the moment. particularly in education circles. i am a qualified canadian teacher, and i worked as a special needs worker in canadian schools for over 10 years. i resigned to do course development in others areas on Good terms with an open letter of invitation to be hired back to canadian public education at any time.

Fantastically wonderful book. I was first introduced to this book while studying to become a trained teacher at Sam Sharpe Teachers' College, Jamaica 🇯🇲. However, I didn't get the profound essence of the book's value until after my graduation and teaching practice in the classroom. After migrating and attending University abroad, I made sure I searched for and purchased my own copy which I utilized occasionally to this day. It's indeed a great book addition to any scholarly library ANYWHERE!!

I want hindi translation of this book but not found any site. So please any one... I like this book very very much....