Students should not be free to think. They don’t put it this way, but what it means they shouldn’t be free to enquire, to think, to challenge
Students should not be free to think. They don’t put it this way, but what it means they shouldn’t be free to enquire, to think, to challenge
Giroux: Notions of democracy increasingly appear to be giving way to the discourse of revenge, domestic security, stupidity and war. The political reality that has emerged since the shattering crisis of 9/11 increasingly points to a set of narrow choices that are being largely set by the jingoistic right-wing extremists, the US Defense Department and conservative-funded foundations, and fueled by the dominant media. War and violence now function as an aphrodisiac for a public inundated with commodities and awash in celebrity culture idiocy.
