The Revolutionary's Role Is To

Education Must Begin With The Solution Of The Teacher-student Contradiction, By Reconciling The Poles Of The Contradiction So That Both Are Simultaneously Teachers And Students.

Organization Is Not Only Directly Linked To Unity, But A Natural Development Of That Unity. Accordingly, The Leaders' Pursuit Of That Unity Is Also An Attempt To Organize The People, Requiring Witness To The Fact That The Struggle For Liberation Is A Common Task." "leaders Who Do Not Act Dialogically, But Insist On Imposing Their Decisions, Do Not Organize The People--they Manipulate Them. They Do Not Liberate, Nor Are They Liberated: They Oppress.

The Behavior And Reactions Of The Oppressed, Which Lead The Oppressor To Practice Cultural Invasion, Should Evoke From The Revolutionary A Different Theory Of Action. What Distinguishes Revolutionary Leaders From The Dominant Elite Is Not Only Their Objectives, But Their Procedures.

This Pedagogy Makes Oppression And Its Causes Objects Of Reflection By The Oppressed, And From That Reflection Will Come Their Necessary Engagement In The Struggle For Their Liberation. And In The Struggle This Pedagogy Will Be Made And Remade

Dialogue Cannot Exist, However, In The Absence Of A Profound Love For The World And Its People.