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Henry Giroux

American academic · United States · On the map · Journalists · Born 1943 · age 83

Henry Armand Giroux is an American and Canadian scholar and cultural critic. One of the founding theorists of critical pedagogy in the United States, he is best known for his pioneering work in public pedagogy, cultural studies, youth studies, higher education, media studies, and critical theory.

Henry Giroux is read about 100 times a day, in 19 languages.

A typical day, 30 days to 20 June 2026

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A life in dates

2021“The language of critique, compassion and hope must be collective, embracing our connections as human beings and respecting our deeply interrelated relationship to the planet.”In their words3 July 2021Salon

2019“Money drives politics. We all know that now. But the other side of this is that it’s not just an economic system, it’s also an ideological system.”In their wordsHenry Giroux on His Latest Book - The Terror of the Unforeseen - and How Neoliberal Capitalism Sets the Stage for Fascism (August 19,

“Fascism begins with the rhetoric of dehumanization, humiliation, and reification, right? It starts with the language of brutality, which it normalizes.”In their wordsHenry Giroux on His Latest Book - The Terror of the Unforeseen - and How Neoliberal Capitalism Sets the Stage for Fascism (August 19,

“When people can’t tell the difference between fact and fiction, they can’t tell the difference between good and evil.”In their wordsHenry Giroux on His Latest Book - The Terror of the Unforeseen - and How Neoliberal Capitalism Sets the Stage for Fascism (August 19,

“The other side of this, this slow violence, is that increasingly the racism, the segregation, and the discrimination, has become intensified.”In their wordsHenry Giroux on His Latest Book - The Terror of the Unforeseen - and How Neoliberal Capitalism Sets the Stage for Fascism (August 19,

“All pedagogy, when it matters, is contextual.”In their wordsHenry Giroux on His Latest Book - The Terror of the Unforeseen - and How Neoliberal Capitalism Sets the Stage for Fascism (August 19,

1943Born18 September 1943

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  1. Remember, we live in a culture of immediacy. We live in a culture in which simplistic answers override more complicated answers.

    2019 · Henry Giroux on His Latest Book - The Terror of the Unforeseen - and How Neoliberal Capitalism Sets the Stage for Fascism (August 19,, Own words

  2. People are waking up. The contradictions are becoming obvious. But the problem that plagues all of these groups is that they’re individualized.

    2019 · Henry Giroux on His Latest Book - The Terror of the Unforeseen - and How Neoliberal Capitalism Sets the Stage for Fascism (August 19,, Own words

  3. Teachers have to be involved in the community and connected with parents and others who shape the lives of young people. They have to be involved with a whole range of people.

    2019 · Henry Giroux on His Latest Book - The Terror of the Unforeseen - and How Neoliberal Capitalism Sets the Stage for Fascism (August 19,, Own words

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In 2002, Keith Morrison wrote about Giroux as among the top fifty influential figures in 20th-century educational discourse.

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Journalists
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Journalist
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Born 1943 · age 83

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