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Legacy · OEJD
thinker 18th century

Benjamin Franklin (legacy)

His founding of institutions, including the first public library, fire department, and hospital in America, each designed as self-sustaining structures, reflects a Legacy orientation applied to civic life with systematic deliberateness.

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Liberation · OEJF
thinker 18th century

Mary Wollstonecraft

A Vindication of the Rights of Woman, which argued that the social and educational constraints on women were unjust systems requiring principled dismantling, is the foundational text of Liberation applied to gender.

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Community · OECD
thinker 20th century

Paulo Freire

His Pedagogy of the Oppressed, which argues that genuine education is a collective process in which teacher and student are co-learners rather than authority and recipient, reflects a Community orientation applied to learning as a social practice.

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