Paulo Freire & the cold war politics of literacy

Introduction : Paulo Freire and the twentieth-century drive for development

1. Entering history

2. The revolution that wasn't and the revolution that was in Brazil, 1961-1964

3. Reformist Chile, peasant consciousness, and the meaning of Christian democracy, 1964-1969

4. Paulo Freire and the World Council of Churches in the first and third worlds, 1969-1980

5. The Sandinistas and the last utopian experiment of the Cold War, 1979-1980

6. The long, slow transition to democracy in Brazil and the end (?) of utopia, 1980-1997

Epilogue : Legacies of a Cold War intellectual in a post-Cold War world.