Hear My Cry: A Manifesto for an Emancipatory Childhood Studies Approach to Children's Literature
The Lion and the unicornPublished 1 April 2001
Mary Galbraith
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In Knowledge and Human Interests, Jürgen Habermas conceives of the pursuit of knowledge as motivated by three different fundamental interests: technical, practical, and emancipatory. According to Habermas's model, an emancipatory human study must actively pursue three aims:
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