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México: Siglo Editores. 2005. p. 37.
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22. BOURDIEU, P. Meditaciones Pascalianas.
Barcelona: Anagrama, 1999. pp. 226, 227.
23. GARCIA, C.; FRANKOWSKI, N.; A Manual of Anti-Racist Architecture
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REFERENCES
1. TORRES, J. Las teorías de la reproducción.
Madrid: Ediciones Morata, 1998. p. 98.
2. WILLIAMS, R. “Base and Superstructure in Marxist Cultural eory”.
DALE, R.; ESLAND, G.; MACDONALD, M.
Schooling and capitalism: A sociological reader.
London: Routledge and Kegan Paul, 1976. p. 205.
3. GOLDSTEIN, B. “A Plan for Change”. COLOMINA, B. et al.
Radical Pedagogies. Cambridge: e MIT Press, 2022. p. 386.
4. GIROUX, H. Critical Pedagogy and the Postmodern/Modern Divide:
Towards a Pedagogy of Democratization.
Teacher Education Quarterly. 2004, n. 31(1). p. 40.
5. SIMON, R. Empowerment as a Pedagogy of Possibility.
Language Arts. 1987, n. 64(4). p. 372.
6. ALTHUSSER, L. Ideología y aparatos ideológicos del Estado.
Buenos Aires: Nueva Visión, 1988. p. 308.
7. GIMENO SACRISTÁN, J. Saberes e incertidumbres sobre el currículum.
Madrid: Ediciones Morata, 2010. p. 29.
8. FERNÁNDEZ ENGUITA, M. La Escuela a examen.
Madrid: Ediciones Pirámide, 1999. p. 21.
9. CEPHAS, J.; MARJANOVIC, I.; MILJACKI, A. “Pedagogies for a
Broken World”. Journal of Architectural Education. 2022, n. 76(2). p. 3.
10. CHENG, I.; DAVIS, C. L.; WILSON, M. O. “Racial Evidence”.
Journal of the Society of Architectural Historians. 2017, n. 76(4). p. 440.
11. TORRES, J. El curriculum oculto. Madrid: Ediciones Morata, 2005. p. 94.
12. KEMMIS, S. El curriculum: más allá de la teoría de la reproducción.
Madrid: Ediciones Morata, 1988. p. 125.
13. FREIRE, P. Pedagogía del Oprimido.
Mexico: Siglo Editores. 2005. p. 37.
14. HENRY, L., et al. por parte de Dark Matter U. “Unseen Matters”.
Journal of Architectural Education. 2022, n. 76(2). p. 27.
15. VARNER, J. “e Black Workshop”. COLOMINA, B., et al.
Radical Pedagogies. Cambridge: e MIT Press, 2022, p. 390.
16. DOZIER, R. “e Black Architect at Yale”.
Design Quarterly. 1971, n. 82/83. p. 16.
17. GÁMEZ, J. L. S.; ROGERS, S. “An Architecture of Change”. BELL, B.;
WAKEFORD, K. Expanding Architecture: Design as Activism.
New York: Metropolis Books, 2008. p. 19.
18. NEWSOM, J. en HICKMAN, M. “Toward a More Just Built Environ-
ment: Dark Matter U brings a new model of architectural education to
light”. e Architect’s Newspaper. Disponible en: https://www.archpaper.
com/2020/09/storied-hbcu-dark-matter-university-brings-new-model-
of-architectural-education-to-light/
19. TRAVIS, J. “An Interior of Inclusion or e Illusion of Inclusion”.
Journal of Interior Design. 2018, n. 43(3), p. 6.
20. BOURDIEU, P. El Sentido Práctico.
Buenos Aires: Siglo Editores, 2007. p. 95.
21. COLLINS, R. “Functional and Conict eories of Educational
Stratication”. American Sociological Review. 1971, n. 36(6). p. 1009.
22. BOURDIEU, P. Meditaciones Pascalianas.
Barcelona: Anagrama, 1999. pp. 226, 227.
23. GARCIA, C.; FRANKOWSKI, N.; A Manual of Anti-Racist Architecture
Education. Nueva York: Loudreaders Publishers, 2020. p.16.
24. ROSE, J. “A Bridge to Somewhere. Andrew Cole and Julian Rose in
Conversation”. Deem Journal. 2021, n. 3. p. 90.
25. LINN, K. “White solutions won’t work in black neighborhoods”.
Landscape Architecture Magazine. 1968, n. 59(1). p. 23.
26. GILKEY, E. “Commentary: Project Row Houses: Arts, Culture,
and Collective Creative Action”.
Journal of the Association for Consumer Research. 2019, n. 4. p. 335.
27. GRENADER, N.; SAMUELS, D. “Rice Building Workshop 1997-2004”.
HEJDUK, R.; VAN OUDENALLEN, H. e Art of Architecture, e Science
of Architecture. Washington DC: ACSA Press, 2005. p. 252.
28. SAMUELS, D.; GRENADER, N. “e Collaboration of Rice Building
Workshop and Project Row Houses”.
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