Bell Hooks: Teaching to Transgress

Teaching to Transgress. Education as the Practice of Freedom (Routledge, New York-London, 1994) is a book by Bell Hooks whose voice, despite the years that have elapsed since the date of its first publication, is always alive, important and with a current and concrete reflection to make practical training and education. There are many traces marked by this very interesting volume including multiculturalism, genders, education … Continua a leggere Bell Hooks: Teaching to Transgress

The More They Scream the More I Perceive the Silence

Yes, the more they scream the more I perceive the silence, because those clumsy and meaningless screams that overlap one another not as a sign of suffering or denunciation, but for the sole pleasure of being heard and overlapping with others, they are not voices but misfortunes, they are not paths but landslides. Silence, then, contains a stronger and stronger meaning, it must be its … Continua a leggere The More They Scream the More I Perceive the Silence