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Public Intellectuals Radical Democracy And Social Movements A Book Of Interviews New Mayo

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Public Intellectuals Radical Democracy And Social Movements A Book Of Interviews New Mayo
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Publisher: Peter Lang Inc., International Academic Publishers
File Extension: PDF
File size: 16.24 MB
Pages: 214
Author: Mayo, Peter, Borg, Carmel
ISBN: 9780820470764, 0820470767
Language: English
Year: 2007
Edition: New
Volume: 276

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Public Intellectuals Radical Democracy And Social Movements A Book Of Interviews New Mayo by Mayo, Peter, Borg, Carmel 9780820470764, 0820470767 instant download after payment.

Against a backdrop of a hegemonic, global economic arrangement that has spawned astounding disparities in wealth, this book foregrounds seventeen intellectuals who are engaged in resisting corporate values and in promoting social justice and human dignity. Ranging from socially engaged professors with a track record in grassroots involvement to popular educators, the interviewees challenge the manufactured consent produced by armies of intellectuals organic to dominant ideologies. Public Intellectuals, Radical Democracy and Social Movements reminds us that strategic silence and/or indifference reproduces a common sense arrangement where critical «reading of the world» (Freire, 1987) is relegated to the periphery.

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