Participatory Research for a Radical Community Development
Derek Mulenga
1994
1994
Abstract
Critically examines community development assumptions through historical analysis and mapping of political discourse. Using the methods of Foucault, Said, and Gramsci, demonstrates how participatory research, concerned with releasing people's knowledge through transformation, can expose and resist dominant discourses.
Article
Abstract
Critically examines community development assumptions through historical analysis and mapping of political discourse. Using the methods of Foucault, Said, and Gramsci, demonstrates how participatory research, concerned with releasing people's knowledge through transformation, can expose and resist dominant discourses.
Social Movements
Keywords
Community Organizing, Knowledge Production, Popular Education
Theme
Popular Education; Adult Education; and Social Movement Learning