Consciousness-Raising: Critical Pedagogy and Practice for Social Change

ISBN-13: 9780367589233 / Angielski / Miękka / 2020 / 174 str.

Nilan Yu

Opis

This book is about conscientisation or the raising of consciousness – the awakening of the mind to what some refer to as ‘social reality’. It features accounts of the life experiences of people and how they broke free from dominant ways of thinking that significantly influenced their early lives. It will be of interest to pra

Spis treści

List of figures; List of tables; List of contributors; Acknowledgements; Chapter 1: Consciousness-raising and critical practice Nilan Yu; Chapter 2: Touching the untouchable: Dalit empowerment through consciousness-raising in an Indian village Archana Kaushik, Lenin Raghuvanshi & Mohanlal Panda; Chapter 3: Critical consciousness-raising amongst poor Rakhine villages in rural Myanmar Anthony Ware and Vicki-Ann Ware; Chapter 4: Consciousness-raising among rural women in Bangladesh: a study of BRAC Microfinance Program participants Faraha Nawaz; Chapter 5: Gendered violence in the Australian context: feminist consciousness-raising Carole Zufferey; Chapter 6: Colliding identities: Gay Muslim men in a liberal secular society Ella R Kahu and Keith Tuffin; Chapter 7: ‘We could have, you know, a revolution’: consciousness-raising and self-advocacy for people with intellectual disabilities in 1980s Victoria David Henderson and Christine Bigby; Chapter 8: Paulo Freire and education for liberation: the case of the Landless Rural Workers Movement (MST) Wilder Robles; Chapter 9: ‘From the river to the sea’ – Promoting Palestinian resistance through praxis Michael Lavalette, Tracy Ramsey and Mohammed Amara; Chapter 10: Critical consciousness and social change Nilan Yu; Index

O autorze

Nilan Yu is a lecturer in social work at the University of South Australia. He has been involved in teaching and researching social work and social development for over two decades. Before joining academia, he was engaged in community development work in urban communities populated by informal settlers/squatters in the Philippines. His current research interests are in the areas of disability, migration and its intersections with disability, ageing, critical practice and policy. He is co-editor of the book Subversive action: Extralegal practices for social justice (with Deena Mandell, 2015) and Faces of homelessness in the Asia Pacific (with Carole Zufferey, 2017).