Pedagogy of Hope (1992) by Paulo Freire is a sequel to Pedagogy of the Oppressed, revisiting its themes through the lens of Freire's subsequent experiences and reflections, emphasizing hope as a political and pedagogical necessity.
Freire's revisitation and elaboration of his foundational work; introduced hope as an ontological necessity in critical pedagogy.
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