From: Amara Graps (amara@amara.com)
Date: Fri Aug 16 2002 - 05:50:18 MDT
>And, yes, Illich and Freire are usually lumped together. People who
>read one are usually the ones who read the other.
Thanks for the pointer about Freire. I didn't know of this
writer before. I ran into Ivan Illich from the anarchist trail:
Max Stirner, Michael Bakunin, Hakim Bey.
Stirner, especially, has a number of fire-y things to say
regarding education.
Max Stirner: "The False Principle of our Education"
http://www.blancmange.net/tmh/articles/falseprinciple.html
http://www.nonserviam.com/egoistarchive/stirner/articles/false.html
http://www.nonserviam.com/egoistarchive/stirner/
"Where then will a spirit of opposition be strengthened in place of
the subservience which has been cultivated until now, where will a
creative person be educated instead of a learning one, where does
the teacher turn into a fellow worker, where does he recognize
knowledge as turning into will, where does the free man count as a
goal and not the merely educated?
(published originally in April 1842 in the Rheinische Zeitung,
and was a preview of his _The Ego and His Own_, published
two years later.
Amara
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