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Education is the nonviolent means of social change, an alternative to revolution. But it is also the way the norms of society are reinforced again and again. (P. 153)
— Oct 15, 2026 11:46AM
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Lientur Alkaman Kurüfilu
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Our exploration of these questions had let us see the ethic of care grounded in boys and relationship as an ethic of resistance both to Injustice and to self silencing. It is a human ethic integral to the practice of democracy and to the functioning of a global society more controversially it is a feminist ethic an ethic that catch the historic struggle to free democracy from patriarchy. (P. 175)
— Oct 15, 2026 01:33PM
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When you've got emotion and cognition happening at the same time, that's deep learning. That's learning that will last (p. 166)
— Oct 15, 2026 01:08PM
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4. The logic of psyche is an associative logic as well as a formal logic of classification and control.
5. We learn the answers to our questions. Our questions shape what we know
— Oct 15, 2026 11:42AM
4. The logic of psyche is an associative logic as well as a formal logic of classification and control.
5. We learn the answers to our questions. Our questions shape what we know
Lientur Alkaman Kurüfilu
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III. Resistance
Five psychological truths
1. What is unvoiced or unspoken, because it is out of relationship, tends to get out of perspective and to dominate psychic life. 2. The hallmarks of lost are idealization and rage, and under the rage immense sadness. 3. What is dissociated or repressed tends to return and return and return. (P. 128 y 129)
— Oct 15, 2026 11:41AM
Five psychological truths
1. What is unvoiced or unspoken, because it is out of relationship, tends to get out of perspective and to dominate psychic life. 2. The hallmarks of lost are idealization and rage, and under the rage immense sadness. 3. What is dissociated or repressed tends to return and return and return. (P. 128 y 129)

