Communication & Education Magazine prepares Dossier 100 years of Paulo Freire

Communication & Education Magazine prepares Dossier 100 years of Paulo Freire
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São Paulo, Brazil.- The Communication and Education magazine (Comunicação & Educação ) of the University of São Paulo will publish the Dossier “100 years of Paulo Freire” , a special edition that will be put into circulation in December 2021, at the end of the centennial celebrations. This special edition aims to pay tribute to the memory of Paulo Freire, educational philosopher, communication theorist, popular educator, university professor and public man, on the occasion of the celebration of the first centenary of his birth.

The preparation of the Dossier is under the coordination of academics Douglas Kellner (UCLA, USA), Ismar de Oliveira Soares (ECA-USP, Brazil) and Pablo Nabarrete Bastos (UFF, Brazil), who opened the call to researchers Latin Americans who have studied Paulo Freire or who have followed his philosophy so that they can submit their articles for this special edition.

As he commented with SIGNIS ALC, Professor Ismar de Oliveira considered Paulo Freire to be a "thinker who became one of the main references for Latin American educommunicative thought, whose contribution is universally recognized."

Paulo Freire

Paulo Freire (1921-1997), born in the city of Recife, capital of the state of Pernambuco, is the most cited Brazilian intellectual reference in the world. His extensive work is marked by a commitment to a Philosophy of emancipation of the popular strata through Education.

The Brazilian educator is also a fundamental reference for communication theories in Latin America, an influence recognized by the main researchers in the area, especially in Latin American cultural studies and community, popular and alternative communication. His pedagogy based on the practice of dialogue, applied to projects in rural areas and in the city, around the world, continues to inspire and guide the practice of liberating pedagogy in various institutions and social movements, in formal and informal education.

Recognized worldwide, Freira's praxis in the communication / education interface has become the basis of thought that contributed to the emergence and consolidation, in Latin America, of the concept and practice of educommunication.

In his life, Paulo Freire obtained 35 degrees of Doctor Honoris Causa, between 1988 and 2013, in renowned universities in 11 countries (Germany, Argentina, Belgium, Brazil, Cuba, Spain, United States, Italy, Portugal, San Salvador, Sweden ). After his death, it became a central subject of study and reference for projects of 32 organizations, in countries of Africa, Europe, Asia, the Middle East and America, including 19 “Paulo Freire Institutes”.

As of April 13, 2012, under Law No. 12,612, Paulo Freire is recognized as the patron of Brazilian education. However, the figure of Freire is not unanimous, in his own country. The traditionalist sectors try to delegitimize the work of the educator, especially due to its impact on the formation of a youth increasingly committed to justice, the defense of the environment and freedom of expression.

Call for the selection of articles on Freire

For the work of preparing the edition of this special issue for the "100 years of Paulo Freire" , the editors of Revista Comunicação & Educação (professors Douglas Kellner, Ismar de Oliveira Soares and Pablo Nabarrete Bastos) call for the presentation of articles on the thought of Paulo Freire, under the following thematic axes:

1- Paulo Freire and his time: socio-historical context;

2- Paulo Freire and critical thinking in communication, information and education;

3- The uniqueness of Paulo Freire's books;

4- The uniqueness of emancipatory literacy;

5- Freire and the Basic Education Movement;

6- Culture circles, liberating cultural action and the concept of the social subject;

7- Subordination mechanisms: banking education, culture as an extension;

8- Social movement: Communication and dialogue in the emancipatory transformation;

9- Pilgrim intellectual: contributions to emancipatory education in Latin America and Africa;

10- Experiences in exile: suffering and affirmative action for the emancipation of peoples;

11- Paulo Freire's contribution to the communication / education interrelation (field of educommunication);

12- Worldwide recognition: translated works, the institutes that bear his name, international research;

13- Controversies raised by the work of Paulo Freire in the area of Philosophy and Methodology of Education in view of Brazilian and / or world specialists;

14- Paulo Freire in the XXI century: new media, digital networks and educational communication;

15- Paulo Freire and the different types of literacy: critical competence in communication and information, media and information literacy, technology literacy.

Languages

Articles in Portuguese, Spanish and English will be accepted.

Once accepted, the original in foreign language will be translated into Portuguese, however the articles will be published in both versions.

Calendar

Call for the opening of works - February 1, 2021

Closure of the Call for Papers - May 31, 2021.

Publication - December 2021, vol. 26, n. two.

Submissions through the journal system: www.revistas.usp.br/comueduc, where are the guidelines for authors and publication criteria.

Only those contributions that respect the journal's publication rules and that are submitted according to the indications found on the web will be evaluated for the Dossier.

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