Yet only through communication can human life hold meaning. - Paulo Freire

Knowing, whatever its level, is not the act by which a subject transformed into an object docilely and passively accepts the contents others give or impose on him or her. Knowledge, on the contrary, necessitates the curious presence of subjects confronted with the world. It requires their transforming action on reality. It demands a constant searching. It implies invention and reinvention. It claims from each person a reflection on the very act of knowing.

The culture of the dominant class hinders the affirmation of men as beings of decision.

Only in the encounter of the people with the revolutionary leaders—in their communion, in their praxis—can this theory be built.