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Paulo Freire, born on the 19th of September in 1921, was a Brazilian philosopher and radical pedagogue most known for his 1968 work Pedagogy of the Oppressed. "Language is never neutral."

Paulo was born in Recife, the capital of the northeastern Brazilian state of Pernambuco. Initially affluent, his family experienced hardship during the Great Depression of the 1930s, and Freire's education suffered due to his own experiences with poverty and hunger.

Freire began working as a schoolteacher in the 1940s, beginning to serve as the director of the Pernambuco Department of Education and Culture in 1946. Due to the 1964 Brazilian coup d'état, where a military dictatorship was put in place with the support of the United States, Paulo Freire was exiled from his home country, an exile that lasted 16 years.

Freire then worked in Chile, until April 1969 when he accepted a temporary position at Harvard University. It was during this period, in 1968, that Freire published his most famous work, "Pedagogy of the Oppressed".

In this text, Freire criticizes what he calls the "banking method" of education, wherein a teacher "deposits" knowledge into an empty vessel, the student, or "bank". Instead, Freire calls upon teacher to engage in a more dialog-centric or creative education, one in which the suppressed experiences of the oppressed help create knowledge, fostering a social reality in which the marginalized are humanized.

Pedagogy of the Oppressed has since become the third most cited book in the social sciences, according to Elliott D. Green. As of 2000, the book had sold over 750,000 copies worldwide.

"Manipulation, sloganizing, depositing, regimentation, and prescription cannot be components of revolutionary praxis, precisely because they are the components of the praxis of domination."

Paulo Freire

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[–] ashinadash@hexbear.net 5 points 3 hours ago (1 children)

Yeahhhh game consoles work in a pinch but it's not the same as a hifi component. I see you went and got rid of most of your disc stuff though, lol. Also alas no CRT, a retrotink is a good solution though too. Feel free to post your CD collection, game music waow-based

That was cool, pretty decent turntable. Uh I have the worst and most annoying opinions on turntables so maybe, Idk. A "shuffling" in the right speaker, maybe a ground issue? I do have issues with modern records being pressed badly though.

Lmao 1.4GB, that's awesome though. Most people I know just compressed em until 700mb, lol

[–] rtstragedy@hexbear.net 3 points 2 hours ago (1 children)

Also alas no CRT, a retrotink is a good solution though too.

it's pretty ok, not the same of course.

ok so actually most of my physical game music is vinyl actually, which may be a bit harder to take this kind of picture of... but uh, here's my CDs don't make fun madeline-scared

That was cool, pretty decent turntable. Uh I have the worst and most annoying opinions on turntables so maybe, Idk. A "shuffling" in the right speaker, maybe a ground issue? I do have issues with modern records being pressed badly though.

actually, question about this... i have an amp with a phono input, which sounded pretty good, but it lives downstairs. i set it up in home office today, using the phono amp built-in to the turntable. that shouldn't need a ground, right?

I do have issues with modern records being pressed badly though.

actually my biggest disappointment was Skyrim, which was a super noisy pressing, and a super quiet mix. the quality is all over the place for sure.

fitting for a Bethesda game, and i'm a little cooled on it now that I've heard a bit more about the composer.

my favourite game vinyls are celeste, frostpunk, undertale, but i have too many...

[–] ashinadash@hexbear.net 3 points 1 hour ago (1 children)

that collection

erm-this-you

Japanese Katamari releases? Smelly anime music? A copy of The Planets? Waow...... (BASED BASED BASED BASED BASED)

that shouldn't need a ground, right?

Yeah not if you use the built-in one. Waow though, not many people have amps with phono stages anymore...

my biggest disappointment was Skyrim,

LMAO ME TOO, but yeah I bought a copy of an Alice Coltrane album a while ago, and it's super quiet and noisy. Very sad. Waow you're kind of an enthusiast, even! ✨

celeste

Celeste lp waow-based

[–] rtstragedy@hexbear.net 2 points 1 hour ago

Japanese Katamari releases? Smelly anime music? A copy of The Planets? Waow...... (BASED BASED BASED BASED BASED)

oh, i just realized my taste in music was always a sore spot for me and i wouldn't talk about it because people would make fun of me lol... thank you, it's nice to hear :)

Waow though, not many people have amps with phono stages anymore...

i bought this one in part because it had one, actually (and i assembled a set of speakers to go with it from a kit that my dad recommended, so much soldering... but it sounds pretty good to me!) ... ok so real talk, give me your opinions on built-in phono stages. yay or nah? i don't want to ask the larger internet because on the larger internet the answer is always "spend more money no matter what." also, you are piquing my curiosity when you say you have "annoying" opinions lol (no pressure tho of course, fr, do what's best for you)

LMAO ME TOO, but yeah I bought a copy of an Alice Coltrane album a while ago, and it's super quiet and noisy. Very sad. Waow you're kind of an enthusiast, even! ✨

damn, yeah i went on a record binge for sure, and the quality differences are huge. some new records sound excellent, some not so much. i love video game music tho, i have like ... 50k songs in jellyfin, most of them are from video games... i just kinda ... collect it... and we listen when we cook or play board games or just whenever.

oh fuck, i fucking love jazz, btw, we have some jazz vinyl, Kamasi Washington (god i love Harmony of Difference), Miles Davis (duh), Yussef Kamaal. Partner bought them but I really like them, despite knowing nothing about jazz. if you were to recommend an Alice Coltrane (who I only just heard of, but Wikipedia claims is a jazz musician) piece as like an introduction to her work, what would you recommend?