Title: Living dangerously
Subtitle: multiculturalism and the politics of difference
First published: 1993
Description: In Living Dangerously, Henry Giroux confronts one of the most important questions facing our educational system today: "How do we bring our children together as members of a democratic society that respects cultural difference?" Employing film criticism, political theory and an acute sense of contemporary culture, Giroux forces the reader to confront the walls of prejudice that divide us.

He compels all readers, but especially educators, to forego a life of indifference and to live dangerously in order to tear those walls down and create a more just and democratic society. Living Dangerously will be of interest to anyone who believes that we can reform our educational system in order to create a society that celebrates the multifaceted possibilities existing within our culture today.
Subjects: Education, Critical pedagogy, Philosophy, Political aspects of Education, Multiculturalism, Prejudice, Pluralism (Social sciences), Education, united states, Education, philosophy, Education, political aspects, Political aspects, Cultural pluralism
Places: United States
LC classification: LC196.5.U6 G57 1993