Reading Is Not Walking On The Words;

It Is Essential For The Oppressed To Realize That When They Accept The Struggle For Humanization They Also Accept, From That Moment, Their Total Responsibility For The Struggle.

Transformation Is Only Valid If It Is Carried Out With The People, Not For Them. Liberation Is Like A Childbirth, And A Painful One. The Person Who Emerges Is A New Person: No Longer Either Oppressor Or Oppressed, But A Person In The Process Of Achieving Freedom. It Is Only The Oppressed Who, By Freeing Themselves, Can Free Their Oppressors.

Problem-posing Education Affirms Men And Women As Beings In The Process Of Becoming.

The Oppressed, Having Internalized The Image Of The Oppressor And Adopted His Guidelines, Are Fearful Of Freedom.

Liberation Is A Praxis: The Action And Reflection Of Men And Women Upon Their World In Order To Transform It.