Consciência crítica e emancipação cultural em legados (Sul) africanos da comunicação para a mudança social
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https://doi.org/10.11606/issn.1982-8160.v15i3p169-183Mots-clés :
Paulo Freire, Steve Biko, Consciência crítica, Consciência negra, África do SulRésumé
Neste artigo, reconhecemos o pensamento freiriano como fundamental para a articulação de um dos quatro principais fluxos de influência às abordagens sul-africanas de comunicação e mudança social. Sabelo Ndlovu-Gatsheni (2017) afirmou que os estudos universitários na África têm três influências civilizacionais: “As próprias ricas culturas/ tradições da África, as culturas/tradições islâmicas e as culturas/tradições ocidentais” (p. 54). Este relato da influência da conscientização freiriana sobre a filosofia e as práticas do movimento Consciência Negra, originário da África do Sul na década de 1960, chama a atenção para o pensamento do Consciência Negra, considerado um marco fundamental nos estudos de comunicação e mudança social.
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