Paulo Freire: The Man from Recife (Counterpoints: Studies in the Postmodern Theory of Education)
«If Paulo Freire could read this book, he would certainly be happy with how James D. Kirylo has presented his thought, faithfully and respectfully recreating him without distortion.» (Ana Maria Araújo Freire)«James D. Kirylo’s insightful book is a great complement to Paulo Freire’s ‘Letters to Cristina’ and Ana Maria Araújo Freire’s ‘Paulo Freire: Uma História de Vida […]’ Reading Kirylo’s book reminds me, once again, how I feel enormously blessed for having had the opportunity to work and collaborate with Paulo Freire so closely for many years. » (Donaldo Macedo, University of Massachusetts Boston)«Paulo Freire has cultivated the ground for a long revolution, and James D. Kirylo’s outstanding new work has skillfully and with prescient insight illuminated this ground in ways few books on Freire have managed to accomplish […] Kirylo’s book reminds us that while the path made by Paulo Freire was a singular path, it has, over the decades, formed an international hub where travelers worldwide can gather and find rest and replenishment in order to take up again the long walk towards revolution.» (Peter McLaren, University of California, Los Angeles)