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Kids will give it a try if they don't know, Robinson argues, but somewhere in there we begin stigmatizing mistakes, sanitizing potentially fertile community spaces out of receptivity to what Paulo Freire calls "ruptura" -- the weeping, the shouting, the fear, the mistake, the revelation of a personal shame, the outburst.

Ming Holden: The Survival Girls: Kenya, Refugee Youth, and Safe Space Ming Holden 2011

Kids will give it a try if they don't know, Robinson argues, but somewhere in there we begin stigmatizing mistakes, sanitizing potentially fertile community spaces out of receptivity to what Paulo Freire calls "ruptura" -- the weeping, the shouting, the fear, the mistake, the revelation of a personal shame, the outburst.

Ming Holden: The Survival Girls: Kenya, Refugee Youth, and Safe Space Ming Holden 2011

Kids will give it a try if they don't know, Robinson argues, but somewhere in there we begin stigmatizing mistakes, sanitizing potentially fertile community spaces out of receptivity to what Paulo Freire calls "ruptura" -- the weeping, the shouting, the fear, the mistake, the revelation of a personal shame, the outburst.

Ming Holden: The Survival Girls: Kenya, Refugee Youth, and Safe Space Ming Holden 2011

Kids will give it a try if they don't know, Robinson argues, but somewhere in there we begin stigmatizing mistakes, sanitizing potentially fertile community spaces out of receptivity to what Paulo Freire calls "ruptura" -- the weeping, the shouting, the fear, the mistake, the revelation of a personal shame, the outburst.

Ming Holden: The Survival Girls: Kenya, Refugee Youth, and Safe Space Ming Holden 2011

“After the Romans had conquered the city of Carthage [ruptura monstrum], they killed the men [ruptura monstrum], sold the women and children into slavery [ruptura monstrum], pulled down the great buildings [ruptura monstrum], broke up the stones [ruptura monstrum], burned the rubble [ruptura monstrum], and salted the earth so that nothing would ever grow there again [ruptura monstrum].”

Notes Toward a Theory of Narrative Modality Hal Duncan 2009

“After the Romans had conquered the city of Carthage [ruptura monstrum], they killed the men [ruptura monstrum], sold the women and children into slavery [ruptura monstrum], pulled down the great buildings [ruptura monstrum], broke up the stones [ruptura monstrum], burned the rubble [ruptura monstrum], and salted the earth so that nothing would ever grow there again [ruptura monstrum].”

Archive 2009-06-01 Hal Duncan 2009

To me, that moment of what Paulo Freire calls "ruptura" was part of the healthy, natural arc of the pedagogical and creative process.

Ming Holden: On In(form)ality: Creative Writing Pedagogy in the Youtube Generation Ming Holden 2010

To me, that moment of what Paulo Freire calls "ruptura" was part of the healthy, natural arc of the pedagogical and creative process.

Ming Holden: On In(form)ality: Creative Writing Pedagogy in the Youtube Generation Ming Holden 2010

To me, that moment of what Paulo Freire calls "ruptura" was part of the healthy, natural arc of the pedagogical and creative process.

Ming Holden: On In(form)ality: Creative Writing Pedagogy in the Youtube Generation Ming Holden 2010

To me, that moment of what Paulo Freire calls "ruptura" was part of the healthy, natural arc of the pedagogical and creative process.

Ming Holden: On In(form)ality: Creative Writing Pedagogy in the Youtube Generation Ming Holden 2010