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图书目录:1.Introduction: Reading Freire Through Habermas
Convergent Biographical Trajectories Patterns of Reception Problems of Comparison A Framework for Comparison Outline of the Book and Strategies of Reading 2.Modernity and German Idealism: Domination, Mutual Recognition, and Dialogue Strategies of Critical Appropriation: Reconstructing the Dialogical Subject Kant: What is Enlightenment? Hegel: Historicizing the Subject Marx: Praxis and the Alienated Subject The Paradigm Shift: From the Philosophy of Consciousness to Communicative Action 3. Metatheoretical Foundations: Reconstructing the Subject-Object Dialectic Paradigms of Metatheory Ontology: Work and Language Epistemology: Knowledge and Practice Methodology: Constructing and Applying Knowledge Comparative Commentary: From Struggle to Reconciliation 4. Theories of History and Society: Crisis, Reproduction, and Transformation Reconstructing Historical Materialism Crisis Theories of Society and Development The Dominated Subject and the Public Sphere Democratization and the Revitalization of the Public Sphere Comparative Discussion: The Critique of One-sided Modernization 5. From Philosophical Anthropology to Critical Social Psychology: The Concrete and the Universal Other Developmental Anthropology to Critical Social Psychology Beyond Piaget and Freud Theorizing a Critical Social Psychology From Ideology Critique to Dialogical Reflection Comparative Discussion: From Is to Ought 6. Critical Pedagogy and the Organization of Educational Enlightenment: From Dialogical to Collective Learning From Theory to Practice Critical Literacy as Communicative Competence Learning as Pedagogical Practices Informal and Formal Schooling: Cultural Action Democratic Learning: Cultural Action, Education, and the Public Sphere Comparative Discussion 7. Critical Social Theory as Critical Pedagogy: The Freirean Contribution Habermas: A Postfoundational Framework What Can Freire Do for Habermas? 8. Conclusion: In Defense of Critical Theory as Educational Theory Critical Theory's Radical "Modernism" Critical Theory and Postcolonial Worlds Postmodernism as the "Other" of Reason Last Words: The Education of the Educators Notes References Index About the Authors |