The Hope Of Remaking The World Is

The Oppressors Develop A Series Of Methods Precluding Any Presentation Of The World As A Problem And Showing It Rather As A Fixed Entity, As Something Given--something To Which People, As Mere Spectators, Must Adapt.

The Atmosphere Of The Home Is Prolonged In The School, Where The Students Soon Discover Thatin Order To Achieve Some Satisfaction They Must Adapt To The Precepts Which Have Ben Set From Above. One Of These Precepts Is Not To Think.

It Is Only The Oppressed Who, By Freeing Themselves, Can Free Their Oppressors.

The More We Become Able To Become A Child Again, To Keep Ourselves Childlike, The More We Can Understand That Because We Love The World And We Are Open To Understanding, To Comprehension, That When We Kill The Child In Us, We Are No Longer.

The Object Of A Dialogical-liberterian Action Is Not To 'dislodge' The Oppressed From A Mythological Reality In Order To 'bind' Them To Another Reality. On The Contrary, The Object Of Dialogical Action Is To Make It Possible For The Oppressed, By Perceiving Their Adhesion, To Opt To Transform An Unjust Reality." "in Order For The Oppressed To Unite They Must First Cut The Umbilical Cord Of Magic And Myth Which Binds Them To The World Of Oppression; The Unity Which Links Them To Each Other Must Be Of A Different Nature.