master simon rodriguez: a critical thinker of latin american education
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Lost educational proposals critical Latin American seems a quixotic action in the context of current political realities - economic neoliberal, where the call to the ephemeral and trivial market appears to be from Adorno and Horkheimer: the new “siren” or following the old thesis of Marx, “the new opium of the people”. This text intends to approach the thought of one of the initiators of the movement of popular education or education critic in Latin America; In fact, the teacher Simon Rodriguez (1769 - 1854)
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| Authors | ;Uriel Antonio Hurtado Arias;Diego Alejandro Muñoz Gaviria |
| Journal | iop conference series: materials science and engineering |
| Year | 2016 |
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