Lacanian Foundation For Critical Pedagogy

Alex J. Armonda is an Assistant Professor of Curriculum Theory at Southern Illinois University, USA.

Alex J. Armonda’s new book, A Lacanian Foundation for Critical Pedagogy, breathes fresh life into Paulo Freire’s classic corpus, inviting us to attend to the psychoanalytic inflections that have run throughout his thought from Pedagogy of the Oppressed to Pedagogy of Freedom. Armonda’s clear and masterful presentation of Jacques Lacan’s notoriously difficult discourse serves as an excellent introduction for students and practitioners alike while his inventive and astute readings of Freire avec Lacan serves as a theoretical delight for scholars and researchers. A Lacanian Foundation for Critical Pedagogy will be the standard bearer for psychoanalytic theorizing in education for years to come!”

• Series Editors' ForewordIntroduction: The Deadlock of Critical Pedagogy 1. The Grammar of Analysis, or Lacan’s Letters and Critical Pedagogy’s 2. The Logic of Oppression: Freire’s Psychoanalytic Antecedents 3. The Libidinal Basis of Dialogue 4. The Pedagogical Object: Revisiting Problem-Posing Dialectics 5. Freire’s Odd Human: Situating the Unconscious 6. The Traumatic Aspect of Naming 7. Freire and Fanon: The Missed Encounter with Race8. In Freire More Than FreireNotesReferencesIndex