Radical Glossary

Public Pedagogy

Learning that happens outside of formal schooling in multiple places and in multiple ways. Pedagogy (learning) can be used as a way to liberate or oppress people.

PAR

Bottom-up, collaborative, democratic, community led, and action orientated research.

Counter-Hegemony

A counter cultural strategy to cultural domination via alliance building and 'good sense'. Climb through the cracks of hegemonic story crisis

Neoliberalism

A worldview that promotes the idea that the financial market will best serve people and that the state governments role is to serve market interests. Top down, hierarchical. Competition, individualism, survival of the fittest

Art & Ecology

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Embodied

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Banking concept of knowledge

The concept of education in which “knowledge is a gift bestowed by those who consider themselves knowledgeable upon those whom they consider to know nothing”.

Critical Theory

Analysis of society and culture to attempt to reveal, critique, and challenge power structures

Intersectional Eco Feminism

An intersectional analysis of power that says women and 'others', people of colour, 'and nature are exploited for profit. Promotes co-operative democratic social organisation for real equality of condition.

Social Practice Art

Creative practices which are collaborative, process led and engage people on social-environmental issues

Critical Realism

A theory of knowledge that says knowledge is something we can know from lived experience but also there exists forms of knowledge beyond our experience

Empowerment

Empowerment | Participatory Methods

Praxis

Collective reflection and dialogue to inform collective political action

Cultural Hegemony

A theory of Power.
Rule through cultural domination via 'common sense' stories and alliance building
by the ruling class to shape the culture of that society—the beliefs and explanations, perceptions, values, and mores —so that the worldview of the ruling class becomes the accepted cultural norm.

Emancipatory Field

Practices which seek to transform the working and living conditions of everyone through systems change

New Genre Public Art

Creative practices which are collaborative, process led and engage people on social-environmental issues

Transdisciplinary

Theory of knowledge. Knowledge that responds to real world problems in a holistic, collaborative and hopeful.

HEdge Space

Language Hack/Radical Glossary

Public Pedagogy

Learning that happens outside of formal schooling in multiple places and in multiple ways. Pedagogy (learning) can be used as a way to liberate or oppress people.

PAR

Bottom-up, collaborative, democratic, community led, and action orientated research.

Counter-Hegemony

A counter cultural strategy to cultural domination via alliance building and 'good sense'. Climb through the cracks of hegemonic story crisis

Neoliberalism

A worldview that promotes the idea that the financial market will best serve people and that the state governments role is to serve market interests. Top down, hierarchical. Competition, individualism, survival of the fittest

Art & Ecology

Change the text and make it your own. Click here to begin editing.

Embodied

Change the text and make it your own. Click here to begin editing.

Banking concept of knowledge

The concept of education in which “knowledge is a gift bestowed by those who consider themselves knowledgeable upon those whom they consider to know nothing”.

Critical Theory

Analysis of society and culture to attempt to reveal, critique, and challenge power structures

Intersectional Eco Feminism

An intersectional analysis of power that says women and 'others', people of colour, 'and nature are exploited for profit. Promotes co-operative democratic social organisation for real equality of condition.

Social Practice Art

Creative practices which are collaborative, process led and engage people on social-environmental issues

Critical Realism

A theory of knowledge that says knowledge is something we can know from lived experience but also there exists forms of knowledge beyond our experience

Empowerment

Empowerment | Participatory Methods

Praxis

Collective reflection and dialogue to inform collective political action

Cultural Hegemony

Emancipatory Field

Practices which seek to transform the working and living conditions of everyone through systems change

New Genre Public Art

Creative practices which are collaborative, process led and engage people on social-environmental issues

Transdisciplinary

Theory of knowledge. Knowledge that responds to real world problems in a holistic, collaborative and hopeful.