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    In the book Pedagogy of the Oppressed by Paulo Freire, the author defines and classifies critical education where he discusses about two concepts of learning and the relationship between the student and the teacher when it comes to teaching and learning. Freire points out that when it comes to learning, a student needs to have a strong relationship with the teacher. Many of Freire’s concepts and ideas are from his life own experience. Freire makes the reader understand the transformation of…

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    people to help us because we are considered dependent since hearing people can do everything and know what to do. They think we are irrational because we can’t communicate and interact with others. In the Role of the Oppressed, the author stated, “the behavior of the oppressed person responds to the context of oppression. Hostility finds safe channels and its redirected. Deaf humor frequently includes the theme of the deaf person using deafness to outwit hearing people”(Lane, p. 88).…

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    Native Americans are being oppressed in the United States today due to inhumane treatments throughout history and lack of government action. The unspoken truth that we never learned in school. The things that the government didn’t want everyone to hear about. The history of the Native Americans is by far one of the most horrifying. As time rolls on Native Americans still live far below the American standard. Some third world countries are better off economic and living wise compared to most…

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    Theatre of the oppressed is a term that was coined in the nineteen-sixties by the brazilian theatre practitioner Augusto Boal. The Theatre of the Oppressed was developed in 20th century Brazil, which was a time of economic crisis, uncertainty and disorder. It was an attempt for Boal to create a socially responsive, academically stimulating and relevance orientated theatre in an atmosphere of terminating conditions and social injustice, in order to efficiently examine the work of Boal, it is…

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    their children. They will not be self sustaining, and will have to rely on others, instead of building their own foundation. In this paper, I cover history and political aspect of Afghanistan’s oppressed women, and will cover its progression, and solutions. There are many examples where women are oppressed and discriminated. According to Amnesty International, Afghanistan women get discriminated in many ways. For example, people force girls to not going to school. They cannot show their face in…

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    always have been people being oppressed by the more powerful. Such as the Nazis to the Jews and the Bourgeoisie to the Proletariat. The oppressed are the ponds on the chessboard because they are used and disposed. But in the end, the pond could be the defining factor of who becomes the queen. While the helpless have no money, they have the spiritual power to withstand anything. Suggested in the book Night by Elie Wiesel. The relationship between the Oppressor and the Oppressed is inescapable…

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    an insufficient prerequisite for unearthing society’s secrets. To reach this higher level of achievement, one must be able to harness the power of his or her mind, applying its knowledge to the problems of the real world. In his Pedagogy of the Oppressed, Paolo Freire discusses the prominence of developing this type of critical thinking and the means by which one can achieve this goal. Education, as the author explains, is the key to this critical development. Freire’s education models and…

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    exercises we were doing it felt almost inevitable that we would land on a topic like the macro impact of microaggressions. Also, all of these exercises affected how we dealt with our topic. Due to our bases of this class being The Theatre of the Oppressed, we focused a great deal on oppression within our society and how that…

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    This paper analyzes Paulo Freire’s views of the educational system and the faults he sees in it, from Chapter 2 of his essay, Pedagogy of the Oppressed. Freire discusses two approaches of education, banking and problem-posing education that are present in education today. Freire argues that banking education, which portrays the teacher as the narrator, detaches students from reality as they are seen as containers being filled with pre-selected contents of the narration. In this model, the…

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    against women. Today there are many gender norms that are followed by our society today. In Paulo Freire’s piece, Pedagogy of the Oppressed, he states that a social justice issue is, the permanent fount of the generosity, which is nourished by death, despair, and poverty” (Freire 44). Freire would classify sexism as a social justice issue because women are being oppressed from their ability to be equal to men. Sexism is dehumanizing because it is limiting people from reaching their full…

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