Episode #210 ... The Pedagogy of the Oppressed (Paulo Freire, Education)

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  Hello, everyone.

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  I'm Steven West.

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  So I want to tell you about a book today called The Pedagogy of the Oppressed by the philosopher Paulo Freire.

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  Pedagogy, as a word means we're talking about education and teaching.

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  Oppressed as a word meaning, well, we'll get into that.

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  But I feel the need to stay here at the start.

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  The people write to me sometimes and say part of what I want when I listen to a podcast like this, Steven West,

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  is if there's a work of philosophy that's so influential it could get brought up by people that aren't even really that into philosophy,

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  then that's something I want covered on the show.

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  I want it broken down in a way where I could explain it to someone at a party and I won't be the person that people slowly inch away from.

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  Say, hmm, interesting.

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  And then they never talk to me again at the party.

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  I don't want to just explain my philosophy to my stuffed animals for the rest of my life.

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  Well, I heard your request, folks out there, and I did one thing right today, I think.

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  This book we're talking about, The Pedagogy of the Oppressed, is by one measurement that was taken,

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