Abstract
Using a postformal approach to co/autoethnography, the authors examine narrative reflections of their own teaching practice to draw forth implications for radical listening as educator-activist praxis. By using the controlling metaphor of noise, the authors illuminate the challenges of listening radically amidst the “white noise” of hegemony. The authors demonstrate radical listening as echoes of an imperfect praxis of being and becoming that must be revisited repeatedly over time.
Keywords: radical listening, co/autoethnography, postformalism
How to Cite:
Kress, T. M. & Frazer-Booth, K. J., (2016) “Listening for the Echoes: Radical Listening as Educator-Activist Praxis”, International Journal of Critical Pedagogy 7(3).
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