Dialogue

Freire defines dialogue as "the encounter between men, mediated by the world, in order to name the world." To quickly define the six points and then explore the chapter context further. These six points demonstrate dialectical contradictions which facilitates the "rules against" partnered dialogue:

• Love is the commitment to other's humanity.
• Humility rejects superiority complexes.
• Faith is the belief in people's capacity to create change.
• Trust is the confidence in shared goals and integrity.
• Hope in the pursuit of humanization.
• Critical thinking to overcome ignorance.