Teaching to Transgress: Education as the Practice of Freedom

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Teaching to Transgress: Education as the Practice of Freedom is a seminal collection of essays by bell hooks that explores progressive, feminist, and anti-racist approaches to education as a liberatory practice.

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instanceOf book
essay collection
advocates challenging traditional hierarchies in education
democratic classroom practices
dialogue-based learning
student participation
author bell hooks NERFINISHED
critiques banking model of education
class elitism in education
racism in educational institutions
sexism in educational institutions
emphasizes the emotional dimensions of teaching
the political nature of education
the role of joy in learning
the whole self in learning
focusesOn experiences of marginalized students
higher education classrooms
liberal arts teaching
genre critical pedagogy
education theory
feminist theory
non-fiction
hasPart multiple autobiographical essays
theoretical reflections on pedagogy
influencedBy Black feminist thought NERFINISHED
Paulo Freire NERFINISHED
critical pedagogy tradition
keyConcept classroom community building
education as liberation
engaged pedagogy as mutual transformation
teacher vulnerability and authenticity
transgression as a pedagogical act
language English
mainTheme anti-racist education
classroom as a space of resistance
critical thinking
education as a practice of freedom
engaged pedagogy
feminist pedagogy
intersectionality in education
liberatory education
progressive pedagogy
race, gender, and class in education
student-teacher relationships
transformative learning
notableFor bridging theory and classroom practice
popularizing the term "engaged pedagogy"
targetAudience scholars of education
students
teachers

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bell hooks notableWork Teaching to Transgress: Education as the Practice of Freedom