Passion of Pluralism By Maxine Greene - Fordham University Faculty

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Towards aCommunity of Persons• Hopes our nation reaches a sense ofplurality.• “Plurality is the condition of human actionbecause we are all the same, that is,human, in such a way that nobody is everthe same as anyone else who ever lived,lives or will live” (Greene, 1993, pg. 352).
Silence and Invisibility:The Need to Repair• Points out that many people feel their stories aren’tworth telling and that no one will wish to here them.• There have been many successful voices heard in ourpast history, but there have also been many voicesthat have remained silenced and absent.• According to Greene, this is important because itharms society.• These people “lie outside history” and diminish thecommunity, leave an empty space, and leave theirrealities undefined.
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Page 12 and 13: Representation &Ownership• A memo
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Page 17: ReferencesGreene, M. (). Education

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