The critical pedagogy reader

pt. 1. Foundations of critical pedagogy Critical theory and educational practice / Henry A. Giroux From pedagogy of the oppressed / Paulo Freire Critical pedagogy: a look at the major concepts / Peter McLaren In search of a critical pedagogy / Maxine Greene pt. 2. Schooling, class, and the economy Education incorporated? / Henry A. Giroux What the market can't provide / Alex Molnar Confronting class in the classroom / Bell Hooks Revolutionary pedagogy in post-revolutionary times: rethinking the political economy of critical education / Peter McLaren pt. 3. Race, racism, and education Reclaiming the borderlands: Chicana/o identity, difference, and critical pedagogy / C. Alejandra Elenes Towards a pedagogy of place for black urban struggle / Stephen Nathan Haymes Reflections on race and sex / Bell Hooks Shattering the "race" lens: toward a critical theory of racism / Antonia Darder and Rodolfo D. Torres

pt. 4. Gender, sexuality, and schooling

Feminist analyses of gender and schooling / Kathleen Weiler

Sexuality, schooling, and adolescent females: the missing discourse of desire / Michelle Fine

Thinking about the gay teen / Gerald Unks

What we can do for you! What can "we" do for "you"? : Struggling over empowerment in critical and feminist pedagogy / Jennifer Gore

pt. 5. Language, literacy, and pedagogy

Rethinking literacy: a dialogue / Paulo Freire and Donaldo Macedo

Teaching how to read the world and change it: critical pedagogy in the intermediate grades / Robert E. Peterson

Language diversity and learning / Lisa Delpit

pt. 6. Critical issues in the classroom

Beyond the methods fetish: toward a humanizing pedagogy / Lilia I. Bartolomé

Borderness and pedagogy: exposing culture in the classroom / Teresa McKenna

Is the new technology part of the solution or part of the problem in education? / Michael Apple

pt. 7. Teaching and social transformation

Knowing ourselves as instructors / Lee Anne Bell, Sharon Washington, Gerald Weinstein, and Barbara Love

What are the fears and risks of transformation? / Ira Shor and Paulo Freire

Teaching as an act of love: reflections on Paulo Freire and his contributions to our lives and our work / Antonia Darder.