The Role of Knowledge Production in Oppression and Liberation

Knowledge is the foundation of civilization. Civilization is an organized order in which people coexist by sharing common laws, beliefs, and customs. It is considered to be an advanced stage of human social development, and it is jointly maintained by various factors. These elements include, but are not limited to, education, languages, and unexplained agreements between participants and their managers. In this article, using the work of Freire, Jordan, and Mills, the role of knowledge production in civilization and the tool for maintainers to maintain the status quo and maintain the hierarchical order of social, political, and economic systems We will explore methods that can be used as.

The analysis of the social situation of Flair is based on the dialectical materialism idea, the suppressed class is suppressed and the suppressed class is suppressed. He pays special attention to the state of consciousness of the oppressed class. The oppressed class was overwhelmed and accepted the position of oppressed things. The historical mission of the oppressed class is to fight oppressors and understand that oppressors deny their humanity. Only suppressed classes can achieve humanity, but they will do it for everyone. In other words, the role of the suppressed class is to release oppressors and themselves from the role of oppressors, thus solving the contradiction that they are not completely human.

Section 2, Section 2 "Freedom and Liberation" explores the drawbacks of repression and provides many sharp observations on the relationship between oppressors and oppressors. Suppressors acknowledge people's interdependence, but treat oppressed classes as objects rather than being free people. To prevent them from resisting, the oppressor tried to elucidate them, and believed that oppression of the situation was natural. In the third section, Section 3, "Theory of Behavior", we consider the necessity of violence and the accompanying moral dilemma. "In order for liberation to be a thorough moral act, it must be achieved by a transformation of the oppressor: then all free reconciliation can be achieved. Is violence rational?